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Now that your environment has been set up, deploy a sample application on an OpenShift Local cluster.
OpenShift
Red Hat OpenShift is container orchestration software based on Kubernetes. It helps manage clusters of hosts running Linux containers (which bundle everything an application needs to run into a package) by automating many of the manual processes involved in deploying, managing, and scaling containerized applications.
While both OpenShift and Kubernetes are open source software, OpenShift has undergone additional testing and contains additional productivity and security features that are not available from the Kubernetes project. In addition to reading the articles linked below, you can get more information about OpenShift from its official website and documentation.
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Burn rates help you predict whether your downtime is too high or risks exceeding your service-level objective.
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Build an OpenShift cluster on a small, sub-$300 computer.
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Build a mechanism to proxy a simple webhook to ServiceNow or another ITSM tool using Red Hat OpenShift-based Prometheus monitoring.
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kubeconfig is the default way to authenticate to a Kubernetes cluster. It can be a little cryptic, but it is easy to understand if you look closely.
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Configure OpenShift and Git to pull down new content and spin up a new container automatically whenever you update your Git repository.
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