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Getting Started with Kubernetes Using OpenShift

Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud is an extension of the IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service, where IBM manages OpenShift Container Platform for you. With Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud, developers have a fast and secure way to containerize and deploy enterprise workloads in Kubernetes clusters.

OpenShift clusters build on Kubernetes container orchestration that offers consistency and flexibility for your development lifecycle operations.

In this hands-on on-line workshop developers will learn:

  • Introduction Red Hat OpenShift
  • How OpenShift is deployed on IBM Cloud
  • How to deploy applications on and with OpenShift
  • How to build a microservice with Java and how to deploy it to OpenShift on the IBM Cloud

This is a hands-on online workshop so please USE your laptop (macOS, Windows and Linux will all work).

Marek Sadowski

Marek Sadowski

Full-Stack Developer Advocate with IBM Developer

Marek Sadowski is a full stack developer advocate, a robotics startup founder and an entrepreneur. He has about 20 year experience in consulting largest enterprises in USA, Europe, Japan, Middle East and Africa. As a graduate from the International Space University, Marek pioneered in a research on VR goggles for the virtual reality system to control robots on Mars in NASA Ames. He founded a startup to deliver robotics solutions and services for industries. Marek moved to Silicon Valley to promote mobile, IoT, and robotics solutions driven by AI, APIs, and Cloud Native.

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