DevOps – Learning Track
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Tag: OpenShift
Node.js with Redis Tutorial
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Yes you read that right – executing SparkR instructions from RStudio Server to a remote Apache Spark instance all hosted within a local OpenShift cluster instance. So saddle up and ride ole’ Roxy all the way! This lab is another in the OpenShift MiniLabs series. Objectives Let’s demonstrate executing SparkR workloads from an RStudio Server instance colocated together with an […]
Minishift with JBoss EAP tutorial
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Yes you read that right – executing SparkR instructions from RStudio Server to a remote Apache Spark instance all hosted within a local OpenShift cluster instance. So saddle up and ride ole’ Roxy all the way! This lab is another in the OpenShift MiniLabs series. Objectives Let’s demonstrate executing SparkR workloads from an RStudio Server instance colocated together with an […]
[eBook] DevOps with OpenShift – Cloud Deployments Made Easy
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SparkR with OpenShift
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Let’s set up a data science workbench on OpenShift (docker/kubernetes). The components will be an RStudio Server executing SparkR instructions to a remote Apache Spark instance, all hosted within a local OpenShift cluster instance. Examples include processing AWS S3 Bucket hosted data from Spark. So saddle up and ride ole’ Roxy all the way! This lab is another in […]
Jupyter and R with OpenShift
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ANZ OpenShift Meetups
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Messing with Registries and OpenShift
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Ever woken up in the middle of the night and pondered how can I push and pull Docker images between OpenShift and external repository such as Docker Hub? Well, rest easy, your night sweats are over. This lab is another in the OpenShift MiniLabs series. Now say hello to “Billie”.
Getting started with oc cluster up/down
Posted onSummarised here are not just one, but three different approaches to getting started with setting up a local OpenShift cluster lab environment. Pick your favourite and away you go.
Triple Treat with OpenShift
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Let’s carry on with The Kitchen Cake with OpenShift and bake up an application that showcases a multi-container tiered architecture with persistent storage. Web client PHP application calls REST service calls a Database. All on a local workstation environment. Yum, just ask Milky. This lab is another in the OpenShift MiniLabs series.