Introduction
In Part 1 of this series, we looked at seven categories of OpenShift CLI (oc) commands for IBM Maximo Application Suite (MAS) administrators. These commands covered cluster information, namespace management, pod monitoring, application logs, events, resource usage and Maximo Manage custom resources.
Apart from these basic commands, MAS administrators may also need to check application deployments, network connectivity, configuration settings, storage and OpenShift operator issues. The OpenShift CLI provides useful commands to check and manage these resources directly from the command line. In Part 2, we will explore seven more categories of useful OpenShift CLI commands:
OpenShift CLI Commands
Deployment and StatefulSet Management
Service and Route Management
ConfigMap and Secret Management
Persistent Volume and Storage Management
Operator and Subscription Management
Executing Commands Inside Containers
Access Control and User Permissions
Conclusion
The OpenShift CLI provides many useful commands that help MAS administrators check, manage and troubleshoot different resources in an OpenShift environment. In Part 2, we covered commands for managing deployments, StatefulSets, services, routes, ConfigMaps, Secrets, persistent storage, operators, accessing containers and managing user permissions.
Together with the commands covered in Part 1, these commands provide a good starting point for everyday MAS administration, monitoring and troubleshooting. Understanding how to use the OpenShift CLI can help administrators identify issues more quickly and better understand the OpenShift platform on which IBM Maximo Application Suite runs.
This brings us to the end of Part 2 of this series. I hope these commands will be helpful in your day-to-day MAS administration and troubleshooting activities.
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