Step by Step guide to install OpenShift 4.10 on GCP | UPI (User Provisioned Infrastructure) method

Let's deploy RedHat OpenShift 4.10 cluster on Google Cloud Platform using the UPI method. I have used version 4.10.3 in this video, however , the installation procedure demonstrated should be applicable to almost all 4.10.x versions ....... and in fact it might work for any versions greater than 4.7.x as well, although I haven't tested it myself. ;) UPDATE : This tutorial can also be used to deploy version 4.11.1. Tested at my end, and it works perfectly. Some GCP UI changes might be seen now, however these are very minor and shouldn't have much impact on the installation flow. GitHub Repository - https://github.com/Hamza-Mandviwala/O... The procedure and steps demonstrated in this video have been taken from the official RedHat documentation (https://docs.openshift.com/container-...) with a few tweaks of my own. Video is too long? Don't worry, just skip to the below timestamps for your topic of interest. @00:24 - Deployment Flow @02:00 - Final Architecture & Cluster Layout (Post Installation) @03:20 - Setting up underlying GCP Infra components (projects, Service accounts etc) @08:00 - Create a Cloud Router @08:35 - Create Cloud NAT Components @09:42 - Create Cloud DNS (Private DNS Zone) @10:40 - Create Bastion Host @13:00 - OpenShift Installation begins @18:00 - Changes to be made in the install-config.yaml file @21:55 - Changes to be made in manifests files @26:05 - Creating Bootstrap Node @28:39 - Creating the Master Nodes @30:25 - Monitoring the bootstrap process @37:00 - Creating the Worker Nodes @39:46 - Creating worker instance groups & Worker Plane internal load balancer @43:39 - Adding *.apps wildcard entry to DNS @45:30 - Configuring a reverse proxy and external Console UI access. Thank you for watching! #OpenShift #GoogleCloud #Kubernetes #CloudNative