https://youtu.be/9QKTKjxgYsw Working in a fast, iterative manner isn’t a practice exclusive to software developers: It’s the way people like to work. Being able to make a series of small changes and testing each change along the way to addressing a larger problem helps assure that the right choices are being made toward the end result. For developers working with OpenShift, the experience described above shouldn’t be any different. odo is a developer-centric CLI that helps developers implement, design and test...
One of the things I enjoy most about using Red Hat OpenShift is the Developer Catalog. The Developer Catalog is a central location where a team working with Red Hat OpenShift can encapsulate and share how application components and services are deployed. The Developer Catalog is often used to define an infrastructure pattern referred to as a builder image. A builder image is a container image that supports a particular language or framework, following best practices and Source-to-Image ( s2i)...
