Red Hat OpenShift WorldTour
  • Red Hat OpenShift Workshop
  • Accessing IBM Cloud - the Free Lite Account
  • Lab 1 - Start with a Docker Image
  • Command Line Interface - Using the CLI in a Terminal
  • Claiming Your Red Hat OpenShift Cluster for This Workshop
  • Pre-Requesites Lab 2
  • Lab 2 - Using an existing image to create a project
  • Lab 3 - stretch goal
  • Lab 3 with LogDNA
  • Next Steps
    • IBM/minishift101 - step 1 - accessing cluster
    • IBM/minishift101 - step 2 - creating an app from source
    • IBM/minishift101 - step 3
    • IBM/minishift101 - step 4 networking
  • How Did You Like This Workshop?
  • FAQ
    • Lab 2 v 3.x - Using an existing image to create a project
    • Lab 3 - Deploying a Project to Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Cluster
      • Lab 3 - setting up
      • Lab 3 - instructions on creating an OpenShift project
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  • The Cloud Shell environment
  • Your local Terminal
  • Next steps

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Command Line Interface - Using the CLI in a Terminal

There are couple ways in which you can set up your environment and work on your desktop/laptop, or in the Cloud Shell. The goal is to make a terminal window connected to Red Hat OpenShift cluster.

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The Cloud Shell environment

You might prefer to use a predefined environment in a terminal available over web browser. In order to do it use the following steps.

  1. In your browser, login to the :

  2. Make sure you select your own account in the account list, then click on the IBM Cloud Shell Icon

Note: Cloud Shell includes 500 MB of temporary storage. Your session closes after 30 minutes of inactivity. If you’re inactive in Cloud Shell for over an hour, your workspace data is removed. It’s also removed if you reach the 4-hour continuous usage or 30-hour weekly usage limits. To track your usage, go to Usage quota in the Cloud Shell menu (3 vertical dots in the upper right corner).

For the rest of the labs we will use the IBM Cloud Shell (Beta).

Your local Terminal

Alternatively you might be using your own terminal.

For the optional Java developer labs you need a local docker and git installation.

Next steps

Congratulations! You have your environment setup and you are ready to start Labs.

In such a case please make sure to install docker locally using .

Docker Desktop
http://ibm.biz/202006-redhat-openshift