Part 4/4 of the article series “Automated Application Packaging and Distribution with OpenShift – A guide through the jungle of modern development practices with Kubernetes”. This part explains GitOps and discusses an example with ArgoCD and Tekton.
Author: Wanja Pernath
Wanja has started as a developer in 1997 and became a Java/JEE consultant in 2000 where he was actively involved in several customer engagements. In 2007 he started as a Solution Architect at Red Hat Germany.
Part 3 of the article series on automated application packaging and distribution. This time about integrating into Kubernetes Native Pipelines with OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton)
Part two of the article series. This time about Helm Charts, Operators and various CLI tools to work with container images.
Part 1/4 discusses basic development principles with Kubernetes and gets deeper into Kustomize and OpenShift Templates.
This blog entry explains how to access a remotely installed CodeReady Containers (CRC) on your macOS client box. What is CRC CodeReady Containers (CRC) is a tool to install an OpenShift 4.x single node cluster easily on your local machine to quickly test things out without having to get access to any externally hosted OpenShift […]
If you think about Release Management with OpenShift, you’re automatically thinking about Jenkins. With Jenkins you can easily setup a Release Pipeline for your App(s) and Jenkins is tightly integrated into OpenShift. There are a lot of Demos out there which are describing the best practices of using it. And OpenShift becomes more and more […]
Preparation Based on the following github.com project, we are going to set up a Gogs Git-Server on our local OpenShift Environment, which we have set up here: http://www.opensourcerers.org/setting-enterprise-openshift-3-5-platform-macos-virtualbox/ https://github.com/OpenShiftDemos/gogs-openshift-docker As we want to reuse our Gogs Server for some situations, we need to use the persistent version of the Template. First of all we need […]
I am a middleware guy. I am one of those guys who love to think about solving implementation problems. I am not necessarily one of those guys who love to dig into the infrastructure part too much. Typically, required things should be there so that I can use them for my work. But since some […]
In this blog post I would like to explain how to access SalesForce.com with JBoss DataVirtualization (JDV). For those of you who do not know what JDV is, here a short introduction: What is JBoss DataVirtualization? JDV is the Red Hat productized version of the Teiid project by JBoss. But what is JDV doing? JDV […]