anchor.diff:  So, to do a database backup repeatably, you will need to following
   this general pattern:
   
  - * as openshift admin user, create a unique PV (e.g. backup-pv-mydatabase)
  + * as OpenShift admin user, create a unique PV (e.g. backup-pv-mydatabase)
    * as a project user, create a unique PVC (e.g. backup-pvc-mydatabase)
    * reference the unique PVC within the backup-job template
    * execute the backup job template
    * as a project user, delete the job
    * as a project user, delete the pvc
  - * as openshift admin user, delete the unique PV
  + * as OpenShift admin user, delete the unique PV
   
   This procedure will need to be scripted and executed by the devops team when
   performing a database backup.
  
positive.code: = Openshift Installation, Examples, and Tips - Crunchy Containers
  Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc.
  v1.4.1, {docdate}
  :title-logo-image: image:crunchy_logo.png["CrunchyData Logo",align="center",scaledwidth="80%"]
  
  == Openshift Installation
  
  === Install Openshift Enterprise
  
  See the OSE installation guide for details on how to install
  OSE on your host.  The main instructions are here:
  
  https://docs.openshift.com/enterprise/3.2/install_config/install/index.html
  
  === Install Openshift Origin
  
  The easiest way to get Openshift Origin up and running is found here:
  https://github.com/openshift/origin/blob/master/docs/cluster_up_down.md
  
  == Examples for the Openshift Environment
  The examples/openshift directory containers examples for
  running the Crunchy containers in an Openshift environment.
  
  The examples are explained below.
  
  
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  === Tip 14: DNS host entry and DeploymentConfig
  
  If your OpenShift environment can not resolve your hostname via
  a DNS server (external to OpenShift!), you will get errors when trying
  to create a DeploymentConfig.  So, you can either install dnsmasq
  and reconfigure OpenShift for that, or, you can run a DNS server
  on another host and add the OpenShift host entry to that DNS server.  I
  use the skybridge2 Docker container for this purpose.  You have
  to remember to adjust your /etc/resolv.conf to specify this new DNS
  server.
  