Getting started with OpenShift Container Management

This workshop is for IT operations, engineers and architects who want practical, hands-on experience deploying and managing enterprise containerized applications. Learn how Kubernetes and OpenShift® container platform can help you deploy and manage applications with increased speed and reliability. 

Agenda

• Exploring the CLI and Web Console: OpenShift includes a feature-rich web console with both an Administrator perspective and a Developer perspective. In addition to the web console, OpenShift includes command-line tools to provide users with a nice interface to work with applications deployed to the platform
• Deploying your first container image: Get a plain old Docker-formatted image to run on OpenShift
• Scaling and self healing: Deploying configurations and replication controllers
• Exposing your application: Allowing end-users to can access the application
• Log aggregation: Explore the logging aggregation capabilities of OpenShift
• Role-based access control: Almost every interaction with an OpenShift environment that you can think of requires going through the OpenShift’s control plane API
• Remote access to your application: debugging an application, it might be beneficial to get into a container and inspect the application
• Deploying Java™ code: Deploy a backend service developed in Java that will expose 2 main REST endpoints
• Database (MongoDB): Deploy and connect a MongoDB database
• Application health: Understand readiness prob and Liveness probe
• Automate build and deployment with pipelines: Learn about pipelines and how to configure a pipeline in OpenShift so that it will take care of the application lifecycle
• Automation for your application on code changes: Configuring web hooks
• Using application templates: Build a single template 
• Binary builds for day to day development: Moving on from S2I

Time: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM PT

Date: Thursday, January 27, 2022

Any questions? Please contact sflahert@redhat.com

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