Digital Developer Conference: Hybrid Cloud
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Pre-work
  • Threat Modeling & Identity Management
    • Lecture
      • Threat Modeling
      • Identity Management
      • Prerequisites
    • Lab 1
      • Clone the repo
      • Creating App ID in IBM Cloud
      • Building the front end service
      • Deploying to OpenShift
      • Test the Simulator
  • Operator Workshop
    • Lecture
      • Introduction
    • Lab 2
      • Install the PostgreSQL Operator
      • Create an instance of a database
      • Load the schema
      • Expose and verify
  • Microservice Workshop
    • Lecture
      • Introduction
      • Prerequisites
    • Lab 3
      • Part 1
      • Part 2
  • Microservice Workshop (OSS)
    • Lecture
      • Introduction
      • Prerequisites
    • Lab
      • Database setup
      • Part 1
      • Part 2
  • Serverless Workshop
    • Introduction
      • Example Bank App Architecture
      • Serverless
      • Prerequisites
      • Quick Install - Identity Management, Operator, Microservices Workshops
    • Lab 4
      • Installing OpenShift Serverless
      • Installing Knative Serving
      • Clone the repo
      • Create an admin scoped user
      • Building the example serverless application
      • Configure Deployment file
      • Deploying to OpenShift Serverless
      • Test the Serverless App
      • Modify Serverless App
      • Conclusion
  • Service Mesh Workshop
    • ServiceMesh Lab
  • Pipelines (Tekton) Workshop
    • Lecture
      • What is tekton?
      • CI/CD
      • Explain tasks and pipelines
    • Lab 6
      • Cluster Setup
      • Install Pipeline
  • Resources
    • IBM Developer
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  • 1. Sign up for IBM Cloud
  • 2. Request your cluster
  • 3. Web-based terminal

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  1. Getting Started

Pre-work

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This section is broken up into the following steps:

1. Sign up for IBM Cloud

Ensure you have an IBM Cloud ID

2. Request your cluster

For the hands-on labs, you will be given access to a temporary free kubernetes c luster that was pre-created for the purpose of the workshop. The cluster will be deleted after the workshop. To gain access to this cluster:

  • Open the URL that was provided to you by the instructor to access your cluster.

  • Enter the workshop code provided by the workshop instructor and your IBM Cloud account IBM id. Select the terms and conditions checkbox and click the Submit button

  • You will be added to a cloud account where a cluster has been pre-provisioned for you. Click on the link in the instructions which ask you to Log in to this IBM Cloud account.

  • If you previously logged in to the IBM Cloud, the browser will direct you to the IBM Cloud resource list view (if you have not logged in previously, you will be asked to log in using your IBM Cloud ID). Expand the Clusters section and select the cluster assigned to you (the name will vary).

  • Details for your cluster will load. Click on the Access menu item in the left navigation column, where you can find instructions to access your cluster from the command line client.

  • Note the name of your cluster, you will use this cluster for this lab.

3. Web-based terminal

  • Note: You can use any identity provider to log in to Skills Network Labs (does not have to be IBM Cloud).

Sign up for IBM Cloud
Request your cluster
Web-based terminal
Cloud Sign up
Welcome to IBM Cloud
Congratulations, You have been assigned a kubernetes cluster
Clusters
Cluster Access
Web-based terminal