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For more information about CLI, see this website.
The oc command-line tool is verb-focused. The following base verbs are used:
/SM590000get
/SM590000create
/SM590000delete
/SM590000replace
/SM590000describe
These verbs can be used to manage Kubernetes and OpenShift resources. Overall, the 
following command groups are available: 
/SM590000basic
/SM590000build and deploy
/SM590000application modification
/SM590000troubleshooting and debugging
/SM590000advanced
/SM590000settings
For more information about OpenShift Command-Line Interface, see this website.
Web console based
For the web console, the developers of OpenShift Container Platform can access their 
applications by a web browser to visualize and manage the content of their projects. The web 
console runs as a pod on the master. The static resources that are needed to run the web 
console are set out by the pod. Administrators can also customize the web console by using 
extensions, with which you can run scripts and load custom stylesheets when the web 
console loads.
For more information, see this website.
Figure 2-15 shows the request architecture for the Web Console.
Figure 2-15   Web Console Request Architecture
For some operational tasks, such as the initial deployment of an application or project, the 
web console provides a more form-based interface, which can help you start working with the 
system faster.
The way to access web console is from a browser at https://<master_public_addr>:8443; 
then, the system automatically redirects to a login page, as shown in Figure 2-16 on page 35. 
After providing the login credentials on the login page, the user receives a token to make API 
calls and the system shows the projects through the web console.
For more information, see this website.