OpenShift the power of Kubernetes for developers
summary
OpenShift is a Kubernetes distribution that adds a developer workflow: build from source-to-image (S2I), binary or Docker image, run locally with minishift local cluster, and push to the platform’s private registry. The demo builds a Fuse Integration Services image with Maven inside S2I, deploys it, exposes a REST endpoint and Swagger docs via an OpenShift route, and shows logs/metrics captured by Fluentd/Elasticsearch/Kibana and the metrics stack so the service is observable and scales. Network policies are coming.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:07Common problems for developers and operations
- 2:34OpenShift as Kubernetes
- 4:20Linux containers basics
- 6:07OpenShift architecture
- 7:53Networking benefits
- 13:36Building and deploying applications
- 19:40Live demo
- 35:19Supported languages
- 37:26Service Mesh
- 41:26Logging and metrics
- 44:16Q&A
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