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Add OpenShift docs note on exposing UI in-cluster with Routes #2474

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Expand Up @@ -75,3 +75,20 @@ from `registry.connect.redhat.com/odigos`. These images are based on
the `-ubi9` suffix. These images are also hosted on the Odigos
DockerHub registry, which you can deploy by setting `--openshift` with
`--image-prefix docker.io/keyval`.

### Exposing the Odigos UI via OpenShift Routes

To access the Odigos UI in OpenShift, use either the standard `odigos
ui` command or create a `Route` that exposes the `ui` service on your
cluster's external address. For example:

```
oc expose service ui -n odigos-system
```

Then get the external address for the Route with `oc get routes ui -n
odigos-system`.

Check the OpenShift documentation or run `oc expose -h` for more
information on configuring OpenShift routes according to your
cluster's requirements.
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