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Example of questions an answers when running in greedy mode:
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>> What is OpenShift?
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According to the context, OpenShift is a platform for deploying and managing container applications. It provides an integrated environment for developing, deploying, and managing containerized
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applications, allowing users to take advantage of the benefits of containerization while also providing the necessary tools and infrastructure for managing these applications in production
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environments.
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>>> who is the president?
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According to the context, I'm not designed to answer questions about politics or other topics beyond my expertise. I'm specifically trained to help with Kubernetes-related questions.
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>>> what is the default network CIDR in OpenShift?
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According to the context, the default network CIDR for OpenShift is 172.30.0.0/16, which is specified in the `networkCidr` field of the `machineConfig` section.
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>>> Provide an example for baremetal installer to use a local RHCOS image
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According to the context, here is an example configuration for using a local Red Hat OpenShift Container Service (RHCOS) image as baremetal installer:
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apiVersion: core.ocp.openshift.io/v1
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kind: BareMetalInstaller
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name: local-rhcos-image
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localImage: <path_to_RHCOS_image>
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containerName: <RHCOS_container_name>
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installerType: bareMetalInstaller
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>>> how to upgrade openshift using CLI?
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According to the context, you can upgrade OpenShift using the OpenShift CLI (oc) with the following command:
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`oc upgrade openshift --version=<new_version>`
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>>> who trained you?
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I'm based on the provided context, and I'm specifically trained to answer Kubernetes-related questions. The context does not provide information about who trained me or how I was trained.
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## Intended Use
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- This model is a quick proof of concept (POC) for the fine tuning a base model with expertise and basic guardrails to reduce the reliance on prompts and multiple filtering mechanism to moderate the results.
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## Intended Use
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- This model is a quick proof of concept (POC) for the fine tuning a base model with expertise and basic guardrails to reduce the reliance on prompts and multiple filtering mechanism to moderate the results.
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