openshift101
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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Create an IBM Cloud account / Access an OpenShift cluster
    • Accessing the IBM Cloud Shell
  • Workshop
    • Exercise 1: Deploy a Node application with Source-to-Image
    • Exercise 2: Logging and monitoring
    • Exercise 3: Metrics and dashboards
    • Exercise 4: Scaling the application
    • Exercise 5: Health checks
    • Exercise 6: Deploy a Node application with Build Config (CLI version)
  • Alternates
    • Exercise 1: Deploy a Java application with a Docker Image
    • Exercise 6: Deploy a Java application with Build Config (CLI version)
  • Resources
    • FAQ
    • A General Docker Tutorial
    • Kubernetes Overview
    • Setup CLI Access for the cluster
    • Certification on CognitiveClass.ai
    • IBM Developer
    • Docs: Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud
  • Survey
    • Tell us how we did
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  1. Getting Started

Accessing the IBM Cloud Shell

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For this workshop we'll be using the IBM Cloud Shell. The IBM Cloud Shell is a cloud-based shell workspace that you can access through your browser. It's preconfigured with the full IBM Cloud CLI and tons of plug-ins, and other 3rd party CLIs like OpenShift's oc, Helm's helm and Kubernetes' kubectl.

Refer to the section if you wish to install these CLIs on your local machine.

Accessing the IBM Cloud Shell

From the IBM Cloud console, click the IBM Cloud Shell icon. A session will start and automatically log you in through the IBM Cloud CLI.

NOTE Make sure you've selected the right account in the account list

From here, you can access pre-installed CLIs like git, kubectl, and many others.

SETUP_CLI
Accessing the IBM Cloud Shell
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