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Getting Started with OpenShift Sign up code CodeChixRock

Getting Started with OpenShift Sign up code CodeChixRock. Steven Citron-Pousty PaaS Dust Spreader, Red Hat @TheSteve0. Agenda. Learn a little about OpenShift See it demo ’ ed Let you ask questions. If you sign up please use the code: codechixrock. Basics of the Web. Think of it like.

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Getting Started with OpenShift Sign up code CodeChixRock

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  1. Getting Started with OpenShift Sign up code CodeChixRock Steven Citron-Pousty PaaS Dust Spreader, Red Hat @TheSteve0

  2. Agenda • Learn a little about OpenShift • See it demo’ed • Let you ask questions If you sign up please use the code: codechixrock

  3. Basics of the Web

  4. Think of it like • Mail, Fedex, FAX, email, carrier pigeon…. • You send a letter • Someone receives it • Sends you a response

  5. Old School Setup a server somewhere Pay money to host it Configure the software Spend days troubleshooting the configuration Pay someone to maintain it Figure out how to deploy Write code and finally build your site

  6. Cook24v on Flickr

  7. Watch how fast I bring up Wordpress!

  8. Kind of like Amazon, right? Nope.

  9. What’s supported?

  10. Looks great, but what’s the catch? • OpenShift is free-as-in-beer & free-as-in-freedom • Three gears – 1.5 gig RAM, 3 gig Disk (always free) • Need more resources, just ask! • The Catch is we are in developer preview right now

  11. Dalbera on Flickr

  12. Enough Talk – let’s code

  13. You need to know GIT (but only a little bit)

  14. Repositories (repos) and moving files between them Your laptop Your OpenShift gear 1. Git clone 2. Write your code 3. Git commit and git add 4. Git push Local Repository Remote Repository

  15. Actual commands to use Your laptop Your OpenShift gear 1. git clone <your git url> 2. Write your code 3. For existing files: git commit –am “ your message” For new files: git add . 4. git push Local Repository Remote Repository

  16. Where Next?

  17. Conclusion Openshift makes life great for devs The tools are easy to use Almost anything you need on a server Did I mention – Free If you sign up please use the code: codechixrock #openshift on freenode

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