# Part 1

## 1. Quickly install dependencies

*This step lets you quickly install App Id*

```
$ cd example-bank/scripts
```

Log in your IBM Cloud account with the `ibmcloud` cli

*Make sure to use your personal account when it asks you.*

```
$ ibmcloud login -u YOUR_IBM_CLOUD_EMAIL
```

Create an App ID instance using the script.

```
$ ./createappid.sh

App ID instance created and configured
Management server: https://**.appid.cloud.ibm.com/management/v4/**
Api key:           YOUR_API_KEY
Auto-generated
appid-example-bank-credentials
```

Then export the App ID instance's management server and the API key.

```
$ export MGMTEP=https://**.appid.cloud.ibm.com/management/v4/**
$ export APIKEY=YOUR_API_KEY
```

Log in with the OpenShift cluster provided for you using the OpenShift console. On the upper right corner, click your account and then click on `Copy Login Command`. This should open a new window and show you the command to login with the `oc` cli

![IBM Cloud dashboard](/files/-MHWIeLpIf5GhiclvCJc)

![OpenShift Console](/files/-MHIA4zSZazmPPse2Qrz)

Create secrets using the script below. This creates the necessary secrets in your OpenShift cluster

```
$ ./createsecrets.sh $MGMTEP $APIKEY
```

Deploy the front end microservice from the Identity Management Workshop

```
$ cd ..
$ oc apply -f deployment.yaml
```

## 2. Build Java microservices

Build the microservices - user, transaction, and erasure microservices.

```
$ cd bank-app-backend
$ mvn -pl :transaction-service -am package
$ mvn -pl :user-service -am package
$ docker build -t $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-transaction:1.0 transaction-service
$ docker build -t $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-user:1.0 user-service
```

Then, build the erasure service

```
$ cd ../bank-user-cleanup-utility
$ mvn package
$ docker build -t $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-erasure:1.0 .
```

You can now push the container images you built

```
$ docker login
$ docker push $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-transaction:1.0
$ docker push $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-user:1.0
$ docker push $DOCKER_HUB_USER/lab-erasure:1.0
```


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