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
    • Reactive
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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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  1. Setup local and IBM Cloud Environment

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]

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

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 .

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