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* a principal that can be authenticated and authorized
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* a set of secrets
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=== single-node OpenShift
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Usage: single-node OpenShift
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Single-node OpenShift (or {product-title} on a single-node cluster) is a deployment footprint that provides control plane and worker node capabilities in a single server for deployments in constrained environments.
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Do not use: Single Node Openshift (SNO).
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=== three-node OpenShift
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Usage: three-node OpenShift
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Three-node OpenShift is a compact cluster deployment footprint on three nodes for deployments in constrained environments. It provides three control plane nodes that you configure as schedulable for workloads.
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