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The OpenShift full-stack installer is designed to help users, ranging from novices to experts, create OpenShift clusters in various environments. By default, the installer acts as an installation wizard, prompting the user for the minimum set of values that it cannot determine on its own while providing reasonable defaults for everything else. It prompts the user for the least amount of information required at day-0 for the target platform. This video goes through a full-stack installation on Azure. For more information, refer to the installer documentation

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This video demonstrates using the OpenShift Installer to provision the infrasturture and install OpenShift Container Platform onto Azure.

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