Get your Java Microservice up and running
  • README
  • 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: Logon to the IBM Cloud web console
  • Step 2: Select Kubernetes in the menu
  • Step 3: Chose Clusters and click on your Kubernetes cluster
  • Step 4: Ensure you cluster is deployed
  • Step 5: Open Actions -> Connect via CLI

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  1. Setup local and IBM Cloud Environment

Access the Kubernetes cluster

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This is a preparation for exercise 3, when we will connect to the free Kubernetes cluster in IBM Cloud.

Step 1: Logon to the IBM Cloud web console

Step 2: Select Kubernetes in the menu

Step 3: Chose Clusters and click on your Kubernetes cluster

Step 4: Ensure you cluster is deployed

Note: Ensure you are in the terminal session with the running Docker container.

Step 5: Open Actions -> Connect via CLI

Then follow the steps and insert the commands into your second terminal session.

  • Connect via CLI

Select Kubernetes in the menu
Chose Clusters and click on your Kubernetes cluster