Software Engineer
Rohan Kumar
I am a software engineer at Red Hat currently living in Chandigarh, India. My interests range from programming to cycling. I am also interested in movies. To know more please visit my website https://rohankanojia.github.io/.
Rohan Kumar's contributions
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How Helm and JKube simplify Kubernetes management, part 1
Discover how Eclipse JKube and a Kubernetes plugin for Maven or Gradle simplify Helm automation to create images and storage in registries. Part 1 in a series.
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Package and run your Java Maven application on OpenShift in seconds
The Eclipse JKube OpenShift Maven plug-in makes it easy to deploy an application to the cloud in a container. Learn how you can try it out yourself.
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Get started with Gradle plugins for Eclipse JKube
Learn more about Gradle plugins in Eclipse JKube, and discover how to use them to create a Java application for vanilla Kubernetes or an OpenShift cluster.
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What's new in fabric8 Kubernetes client version 5.5.0
Discover new features, functionality, and bug fixes in fabric8 Kubernetes client version 5.5.0, including those that focus on dynamic clients and informers.
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What's new in Fabric8 Kubernetes Java client 4.12.0
Explore Fabric8 Kubernetes Java client 4.12.0's new features, including the new VolumeSnapshot extension, CertificateSigningRequests, and Tekton triggers.
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Migrating from Fabric8 Maven Plugin to Eclipse JKube 1.0.0
Explore Eclipse JKube 1.0.0 and learn how to migrate from your no-longer-supported Fabric8 Maven Plugin to JKube's Kubernetes or OpenShift Plugin.
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Java development on top of Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube
Discover Eclipse JKube and learn how the Kubernetes Maven Plugin simplifies your Java development workflow, letting you deploy any Java application on k8s.
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Getting started with the fabric8 Kubernetes Java client
Get a quick look at using Fabric8 for common operations in Kubernetes, then dive into the Fabric8 Kubernetes Java Client Cheat Sheet.
How Helm and JKube simplify Kubernetes management, part 1
Discover how Eclipse JKube and a Kubernetes plugin for Maven or Gradle simplify Helm automation to create images and storage in registries. Part 1 in a series.
Package and run your Java Maven application on OpenShift in seconds
The Eclipse JKube OpenShift Maven plug-in makes it easy to deploy an application to the cloud in a container. Learn how you can try it out yourself.
Get started with Gradle plugins for Eclipse JKube
Learn more about Gradle plugins in Eclipse JKube, and discover how to use them to create a Java application for vanilla Kubernetes or an OpenShift cluster.
What's new in fabric8 Kubernetes client version 5.5.0
Discover new features, functionality, and bug fixes in fabric8 Kubernetes client version 5.5.0, including those that focus on dynamic clients and informers.
What's new in Fabric8 Kubernetes Java client 4.12.0
Explore Fabric8 Kubernetes Java client 4.12.0's new features, including the new VolumeSnapshot extension, CertificateSigningRequests, and Tekton triggers.
Migrating from Fabric8 Maven Plugin to Eclipse JKube 1.0.0
Explore Eclipse JKube 1.0.0 and learn how to migrate from your no-longer-supported Fabric8 Maven Plugin to JKube's Kubernetes or OpenShift Plugin.
Java development on top of Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube
Discover Eclipse JKube and learn how the Kubernetes Maven Plugin simplifies your Java development workflow, letting you deploy any Java application on k8s.
Getting started with the fabric8 Kubernetes Java client
Get a quick look at using Fabric8 for common operations in Kubernetes, then dive into the Fabric8 Kubernetes Java Client Cheat Sheet.
