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      <title>An EX280 Home Lab on a Ryzen 7900: A Real 3-Node OpenShift 4.18 Cluster on Bare Metal</title>
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Why a real cluster? The EX280 is a hands-on exam. You sit at a workstation, you get a cluster, and you&amp;rsquo;re judged on whether you can make it do what the question asked, with configurations that survive a full reboot.</description>
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