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slug: using-the-cluster-cluster-access
id: tyrhthzthmld
type: track
title: Logging in to an OpenShift Cluster
description: |
## Goal
In this track you'll learn how to log in to OpenShift using the web console and with the `oc` command line tool.
|What you need to know before you start|
|----|
|In order to get full benefit from taking this track you should...<br>• Be comfortable working at the command line in a terminal window.<br>• Have a general understanding about the purpose and use of [OpenShift](https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift/container-platform)|
## Concepts and techniques you'll cover
* Understanding OpenShift user authentication and authorization basics
* Using the Web Console to login to OpenShift
* Using the `oc` tool command line tool to login to OpenShift
* OpenShift Projects and collaboration
## Use case
You must log in to do anything on an OpenShift cluster. To collaborate on an OpenShift Project, you can authorize other users to see or modify resources in your Projects.
icon: https://logodix.com/logo/1910931.png
level: beginner
tags:
- openshift
owner: openshift
developers:
private: true
published: false
checksum: "1367357203657365830"