Don Schenck's contributions
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Get started with your Developer Sandbox
Don Schenck
While learning about state-of-the-art software development is important and
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Update OpenShift applications with zero downtime using a single command
Don Schenck
The Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform allows you to perform rolling updates of existing running applications. This feature, which is native to Kubernetes, means you can spin up a different version of an application—newer or older—than the current one, and have the traffic automatically routed to it. When done correctly, this can be used to create a zero-downtime deployment. Put more succinctly: Kubernetes (and OpenShift) allow you to update an application with one simple command. This Developer Sandbox learning path...
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Build and populate a database using Kubernetes init containers
Don Schenck
You can build and populate a database that is running in Red Hat OpenShift in a
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Store persistent data in Red Hat OpenShift using PVCs
Don Schenck
Without data, software has no value. Data needs to be created, stored, updated
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How to deploy full-stack JavaScript applications in OpenShift
Don Schenck
Red Hat OpenShift is a Kubernetes distribution that makes it easy to deploy and
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Container development using Podman, Podman Desktop, and Kubernetes
Don Schenck
Podman Desktop is a lightweight and efficient tool for managing containers and
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Using Red Hat OpenShift labels
Don Schenck
When the microservices architecture began replacing monolithic architecture, it
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Foundations of OpenShift
Bob Reselman
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Learn the foundations of OpenShift through hands-on experience deploying and
Learning path
Get started with your Developer Sandbox
Don Schenck
While learning about state-of-the-art software development is important and
Learning path
Update OpenShift applications with zero downtime using a single command
Don Schenck
The Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform allows you to perform rolling updates of existing running applications. This feature, which is native to Kubernetes, means you can spin up a different version of an application—newer or older—than the current one, and have the traffic automatically routed to it. When done correctly, this can be used to create a zero-downtime deployment. Put more succinctly: Kubernetes (and OpenShift) allow you to update an application with one simple command. This Developer Sandbox learning path...
Learning path
Build and populate a database using Kubernetes init containers
Don Schenck
You can build and populate a database that is running in Red Hat OpenShift in a
Learning path
Store persistent data in Red Hat OpenShift using PVCs
Don Schenck
Without data, software has no value. Data needs to be created, stored, updated
Learning path
How to deploy full-stack JavaScript applications in OpenShift
Don Schenck
Red Hat OpenShift is a Kubernetes distribution that makes it easy to deploy and
Learning path
Container development using Podman, Podman Desktop, and Kubernetes
Don Schenck
Podman Desktop is a lightweight and efficient tool for managing containers and
Learning path
Using Red Hat OpenShift labels
Don Schenck
When the microservices architecture began replacing monolithic architecture, it
Learning path
Foundations of OpenShift
Bob Reselman
+1
Learn the foundations of OpenShift through hands-on experience deploying and