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Workspace IBM Turbonomic ARM
Categories Documentation
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 2, 2024

RELATED IDEAS

Multi node deployment model support for on-premise OSS K8s platform other than OpenShift.

We need official support for on-premise OSS(Open Source Software = open source upstream Kubernetes) K8s deployment model.

(K8s CNCF compliant, compatible with AKS/EKS/GKE).

*Users are free to deploy it by referring to the steps below, 

but officially there is no support for software other than OpenShift (In the case, On-Premise).

https://github.com/turbonomic/t8c-install/wiki/4.-Turbonomic-Multinode-Deployment-Steps

 

The construction of the K8s platform itself on which Turbonomic is deployed is the user's responsibility,

and its availability is also the user's responsibility. (Such limited support is better)

 

I would like this deployment model to be officially supported on the premise that users are responsible for software other than Turbonomic-related software.

*Please clearly state that the interoperability of all versions and modules used has not been verified and include any limitations.

Idea priority Medium
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    Scott Johnston
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    |     Sep 12, 2024

    Thank you for taking the time to provide your ideas to IBM. We truly value our relationship with you and appreciate your willingness to share details about your experience, your recommendations, and ideas.

    Your idea aligns with where we see our product going in the future and is on our forward looking roadmap. Efforts are underway to update and migrate the information that was previously published under the legacy Turbonomic Github wiki from prior to its acquisition by IBM to the official IBM product documentation for Turbonomic.

    Although it might be possible to deploy Turbonomic to upstream Kubernetes platforms, that does not mean those deployments can or will be officially supported by the IBM Support organization. Only deployments that meet the pre-requirements and other configuration requirements described in the official product documentation are supported. Then reason is that the content which gets published to the official product documentation has undergone extensive testing by the IBM Turbonomic team before being published and continued testing after publication to ensure the documented requirements and steps remain accurate for deploying and running Turbonomic successfully.

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