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Due to recent changes to OpenShift 4.2, the "Cluster Health" will be reported on the Dashboard / console. And looks as follows:
and reads: "Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform is in an error state". This message is incorrectly reported for CRC usage. We purposely disable the monitoring and machine-config operators to preserve resources, however OpenShift itself will therefore conclude the cluster is in a degraded or unhealthy state.
Although we have added documentation around this, a user, newcomer or familiar to CRC, might believe the server is unusable. It is therefore adviced to add a message to the end of the crc start output.
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Due to recent changes to OpenShift 4.2, the "Cluster Health" will be reported on the Dashboard / console. And looks as follows:
and reads: "Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform is in an error state". This message is incorrectly reported for CRC usage. We purposely disable the
monitoring
andmachine-config
operators to preserve resources, however OpenShift itself will therefore conclude the cluster is in a degraded or unhealthy state.Although we have added documentation around this, a user, newcomer or familiar to CRC, might believe the server is unusable. It is therefore adviced to add a message to the end of the
crc start
output.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: