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by smarterclayton
3225 days ago
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Helm isn't incompatible, it's just not currently set up for dealing with different tenants. You can use Helm in a single tenant fashion on OpenShift just like you can use it in a single tenant fashion on Kube today. Starting with OpenShift 3.6 (on Kube 1.6) all RBAC roles between Kube and OpenShift are treated equivalently, and from OpenShift 3.7 onwards the OpenShift RBAC rules are just a compatible API shim on top of Kube RBAC. The out of the box rules on OpenShift are more restrictive simply to ensure that full multi-tenancy is possible, but they can always be lifted. |
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(I don't know how much you've looked at Deis, but I couldn't think of anything better to compare it to than OpenShift. I could probably switch from Deis to OpenShift without too much hassle. Now I'm going to have to go ahead and try Deis _ON_ OpenShift, though :)