Get your Java Microservice up and running
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  • Setup local and IBM Cloud Environment
    • Overview
    • Register for IBM Cloud
    • Apply your feature code
    • Create a free Kubernetes cluster
    • Configure the container registry
    • Setup for local development and cloud deployment
    • Access the Kubernetes cluster
  • Exercises
    • Exercise 1: Running the Java Microservice locally
    • Exercise 2: The Java implementation
    • Exercise 3: Deploy to the Kubernetes
  • Additional Resources
    • Cloud-Native-Starter project
    • Security
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Configure the container registry

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  • Step 1: Select in Kubernetes the entry Registry and ensure your are in the Dallas location
  • Step 2: The create a namespace with a unique name cloud-native-[YOURNAME]

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Step 1: Select in Kubernetes the entry Registry and ensure your are in the Dallas location

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Step 2: The create a namespace with a unique name cloud-native-[YOURNAME]

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Note: Namespaces are required to be unique across the entire region that the specific registry is located in, not just unique to your account. This is mentioned in the following public documentation.

Now we have created a free IBM Kubernetes Cluster and we configured the IBM Cloud Container Registry.