Openslava 2017 - Real appdev in the cloud on your laptop in minutes
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- 1. 1 Real AppDev in the Cloud on Your Laptop in Minutes Eric D. Schabell Global Technology Evangelist Director, Red Hat @ericschabell
- 3. What you need? Container development... In the Cloud... Available on local machine... Easy peasy installation...
- 4. Wasting time on Cloud installs? They ain’t easy: • Documentation • Downloads • Step after step of commands to enter • User interfaces to learn • Keeping up with community changes Need low impact, easier way for AppDev in the Cloud….
- 5. What you need to do Bring this with you: • Laptop Beg, borrow or steal this: • Connection (wifi) Really, that’s all you need…. Well, almost….
- 6. OpenShift Container Platform Install Stability for your AppDev in the Cloud: • Maintain latest offering OpenShift Container Platform • Local installation • All platforms (Linux, osX and Windows) • Includes latest product streams (JBoss, .Net, S2I, etc) • Clear and simple instructions https://github.com/redhatdemocentral/ocp-install-demo
- 8. AppDev in the Cloud Once you have OpenShift Container Platform, now what? • JBoss middleware in the Cloud • Employee HR Rewards demo • Destinasia travel services, .Net, xPaaS and Ansible playbooks • CoolStore demo • And more... https://github.com/redhatdemocentral
- 9. Looking for step-by-step? 9 Workshops available free and online: https://appdevcloudworkshop.github.io
- 10. • Eric is Red Hat’s Global Technology Evangelist Director, and is renowned in the development community as a speaker, lecturer, author and baseball expert. Follow on http://schabell.org •erics@redhat.com / @ericschabell THANK YOU 10