Open Source For You — December 2017

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Developers Let's Try

Figure 5: OpenShift Online – sign in to GitHub

Figure 6: OpenShift Online — authorize Red Hat developer

Project and on the Welcome to OpenShift page, provide the

name and display name. Next, click on Create. Select the

language from the Browse Catalogue option. Select Red Hat

JBoss Web server (Tomcat). Select the version, provide the

name and the Git repository URL.

Next, click on Create. You will get the ‘Application

created’ message. Click on Continue to overview. Go to the

Overview section of the project created and verify the details

related to the application.

By following the above steps, you have created your first

project. Now, you can continue exploring further to get a

better understanding of OpenShift Online.

[1] https://www.openshift.com/

[2] https://www.openshift.org/

References

By: Bhagyashri Jain and Mitesh S.

Bhagyashri Jain is a systems engineer and loves Android

development. She likes to read and share daily news on her blog

at http://bjlittlethings.wordpress.com.

Mitesh S. is the author of the book, ‘Implementing DevOps with

Microsoft Azure’. He occasionally contributes to https://clean-

clouds.com and https://etutorialsworld.com. Book link: https://

http://www.amazon.com/DevOps-Microsoft-Visual-Studio-Services-

ebook/dp/B01MSQWO4w.

Figure 4: OpenShift online login

Click on Login and log in by using any social media account.

Sign in to GitHub.

Click on Authorize redhat-developer.

Provide your account details. Then verify the email

address using your email account.

Next, select a starter plan, followed by the region you

want. Then confirm subscription.

Now your account will be provisioned.

On the OpenShift online dashboard, click on Create