cloudpakforapplications-appmod
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  • Introduction
  • Setup
    • Cloud Workshop + Cloud Shell Setup Instructions
  • Technology Foundations
    • Lab: Docker101
      • Pre-work
      • Lab 1
      • Lab 2
      • Lab 3
    • Lab: Kubernetes 101
      • Lab 1 - Deploy Application
      • Lab 2 - Scale Application
      • Lab 3 - Multi-tier Application
    • Lab: Kubernetes and Operators
      • Excercise - 0a
      • Excercise - 0b
      • Excercise - 1
      • Excercise - 2
      • Excercise - 3
      • Excercise - 4
      • Excercise - 5
    • Lab: Helm 101
      • Setup Helm
      • Lab 1 - Deploy Application
      • Lab 2 - Update Application
      • Lab 3 - Revisions
      • Lab 4 - Helm Repositories
  • Microservices Development
    • Lab: Deploy Microservices on IKS
    • Lab: Istio 101
      • Setup Istio
      • Lab 1 - Installing Istio
      • Lab 2 - Deploying Guestbook Application
      • Lab 3 - Expose the Service Mesh with Istio Ingress Gateway
      • Lab 4 - Perform Traffic Management
  • Modern Development with OpenShift
    • Lab: Openshift S2I and Templates
    • Lab - S2I Open Liberty
  • CI/CD
    • Lab: CI/CD with Jenkins on OpenShift
    • Lab: Jenkins Pipelines with IKS
    • Lab: Tekton on OpenShift
  • Tools for Modernization
    • Lab - Explore Transformation Advisor
  • Resources
    • IBM Developer
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  1. Technology Foundations

Lab: Kubernetes and Operators

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In this hands-on lab, you will explore using the using a classic Kubernetes example application. To make it interesting for experienced users, we've added a little twist to the application. If you're new to Kubernetes, don't worry, we'll start with the fundamentals. And if you're experienced with Kubernetes, there's something that's probably new for you as well so hang in there as we all come up to speed.

Lab Outline:

  • Cluster setup - sign in to IBM Cloud and create your Kubernetes cluster

  • Lab setup - get web terminal and content

  • Deploy an application on Kubernetes

  • Scale and Update Deployments

  • Installing the Operator Framework and IBM Operator

  • Creating an instance of Tone Analyzer

  • Deploy the Guestbook Application with the Tone Analyzer

In the exercises that follow you will see the actual command to run, followed by a separate example of running the command with the expected output. You only need to run the first example and never need to run a command you see preceded by a "$". You can even use the copy button on the right side of the command to make copying easier.

Ready? Let's get started by

IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service
Guestbook
setting up a Kubernetes cluster