Deploy a Spring application on OpenShift

Learning path | 20 resources | 7 hrs and 40 mins | Published on June 11, 2021
This hands on experience will introduce you to developing on OpenShift. Learn how to access OpenShift from the command line, deploy an existing Spring application, and scale up your application to handle increased web traffic.

  1. Overview: Deploy a Spring application on OpenShift
  2. Red Hat OpenShift architecture Website | 15 mins
  3. Explore Red Hat OpenShift Website | 20 mins
  4. Create your first project Website | 30 mins
  5. Deploy an application using a pre-existing container image Website | 15 mins
  6. Work with application labels to identify component parts Website | 15 mins
  7. Scale up your application in order to handle web traffic Website | 15 mins
  8. Exposing your application to users outside of the cluster Website | 20 mins
  9. View and working with logs generated by your application Website | 15 mins
  10. Access your application container and interact with it Website | 15 mins
  11. Give access to other users to collaborate on your project Website | 15 mins
  12. Build and deploy an application from source code in a Git repository Website | 20 mins
  13. Deploy a database from the Red Hat OpenShift service catalog Website | 15 mins
  14. Monitor your application Website | 15 mins
  15. Continuous integration and pipelines Website | 15 mins
  16. Set up web hooks to enable automated application builds Website | 20 mins
  17. Debug your application Website | 20 mins
  18. OpenShift 3 for Developers: A Guide for Impatient Beginners E-books | 1 hr
  19. Devops with OpenShift: Cloud Deployments Made Easy E-books | 1 hr
  20. Deploying to OpenShift E-books | 1 hr
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