OpenShift - the power of Kubernetes for engineers
summary
Shows a hands-on contrast: a single-node Kubernetes cluster started with minikube and minishift, a Java EE app deployed with kubectl, and then built and deployed inside OpenShift using Source-to-Image build that commits to an internal image registry. Live demo shows the build, push, and route creation working end-to-end, uses readiness and liveness probes for safe rollouts, exposes apps via HAProxy-based router, supports rolling deployments default, and mentions persistent volumes and centralized logging (Fluentd → Elasticsearch) for production readiness.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Introduction to Kubernetes
- 3:17Application
- 4:38Books
- 5:06What is Kubernetes
- 8:19Container vs Pot
- 15:55How to use Kubernetes
- 21:45Deploying an application
- 25:40OpenShift
- 30:00OpenShift history
- 33:32OpenShift Enterprise
- 36:00Origin
- 36:43Project
- 37:15Login
- 37:45Console URL
- 38:22Deployment
- 38:48Running the application
- 40:06Labels
- 40:41New App
- 41:09New Build
- 42:34Maven
- 45:05Security
- 47:15OpenShift Workshop
- 48:50Testing
- 50:02Cloning
- 52:46Rolling strategy
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