Building and Running Microservices on OpenShift: Part I

30 mars 2016Veer Muchandi1 minutes (temps de lecture)

In this video

The latest video from Veer Muchandi, is the first one in a series of 4 videos that will guide you through every detail you need to know to start building and running your own Microservices.

In the first entry in the series, we have a short video that provides a quick recap of the OpenShift concepts and explains how applications come together in OpenShift. It talks about the kubernetes pods, services, route, and how applications or services that are multitiered run on OpenShift.

If you are already familiar with these concepts, you can skip and jump onto video 2.

The Authors

This series of videos was created by Veer Muchandi in collaboration with Chakradhar Jonagam.

Chakradhar Jonagam works as a Solution Architect at Red Hat.
He helps companies architect their PaaS infrastructure, Prior to this he was a full stack developer with some infosec background. In free time he loves to take long hikes.

You can find many of Veer's blog posts here. He has created a multitude of demos that cover interesting aspects of the OpenShift Platform.

You can also follow Veer's twitter account: @VeerMuchandi