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Expert knowledge base for OpenShift Container Platform architecture, operations, and deployment patterns. Contains 3,820 justified beliefs covering the operator-driven platform model, networking, virtualization, secur…
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Expert knowledge base for OpenShift Container Platform architecture, operations, and deployment patterns. Contains 3,820 justified beliefs covering the operator-driven platform model, networking, virtualization, security, edge deployments, and 50+ subsystems.
This is an External Epistemic Memory (EEM) — a model-agnostic knowledge base that any LLM can use via the reasons CLI or tool calling. Unlike a LoRA or fine-tune, this knowledge is not baked into model weights. It is external, inspectable, correctable, and works with any model.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total beliefs | 3,820 |
| Status | 3,820 IN / 0 OUT |
| Premises (observations) | 3,670 |
| Derived (justified conclusions) | 150 |
| Nogoods (contradictions) | 0 |
| Retraction rate | 0% |
| Max derivation depth | 7 |
| Topic | Beliefs |
|---|---|
| ocp | 560 |
| default | 312 |
| api | 224 |
| cluster | 192 |
| operator | 192 |
| openshift | 159 |
| namespace | 124 |
| node | 120 |
| hcp | 110 |
| config | 108 |
| network | 99 |
| image | 91 |
| virt | 91 |
| install | 85 |
| supported | 74 |
| policy | 72 |
oc commands, API resources, resource management, debugging (63 beliefs)reasons init
reasons import-json network.json
reasons search "operator lifecycle"
reasons explain operator-driven-immutable-platform-model
reasons show install-time-irreversible-constraints
Any LLM agent that can call reasons search, reasons show, and reasons explain can use this knowledge base. The agent does not need to be told it is an expert — the knowledge base speaks for itself.
| Node | Summary |
|---|---|
operator-driven-immutable-platform-model | The entire OpenShift platform operates through an operator-driven model with immutable infrastructure |
install-time-irreversible-constraints | Multiple cluster-defining decisions are permanently locked at install time and cannot be changed |
observability-follows-platform-enablement-pattern | OpenShift observability is a specific instance of the platform-wide multi-component enablement pattern |
edge-fleet-management-pipeline | Edge cluster lifecycle follows a managed pipeline: ZTP + GitOps provisions, TALM orchestrates upgrades |
multi-cni-network-architecture | OpenShift uses a layered CNI architecture: OVN-Kubernetes primary, Multus for additional networks |
webhook-admission-enforcement-model | Webhook admission follows a constrained enforcement model with TLS requirements |
node-config-immutable-delivery-pipeline | Node configuration follows an immutable delivery pipeline via MachineConfig Operator |
complete-software-delivery-from-build-to-console | OpenShift provides a unified software delivery model covering application and operator lifecycles |
platform-model-with-topology-variants | Single operator-driven platform model recognizing two sanctioned topology variants |
consoleplugin-compat-level-1 | ConsolePlugin has Compatibility Level 1: stable for at least 12 months or 3 minor releases |
Built from exploration of OpenShift Container Platform documentation, API references, and operational experience across networking, virtualization, security, edge, and platform management subsystems.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
network.json | Full belief network (machine-readable, portable) |
reasons.db | SQLite database (gitignored, regenerate with reasons import-json network.json) |
CLAUDE.md | Agent instructions for using this knowledge base |
entries/ | 904 exploration entries — raw observations behind the premises |
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