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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  • You can't create a new account
  • I don't see the Web Console of OpenShift.
  • I see an error while deploying my image to an internal container registry

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FAQ

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Log in to IBM Cloud

If you have created an IBM Cloud account before as Pay-as-You-Go account you might be needing to create a new account.

You can't create a new account

Ask for whitelisting, or use your own smart phone with data plan (do not use local WiFi).

I don't see the Web Console of OpenShift.

Try restarting the VPN pod with the following command (log in to the environement using CLI token):

kubectl delete pod -l app=vpn -n kube-system --wait=false

I see an error while deploying my image to an internal container registry

Try restarting the VPN with the following command:

kubectl delete pod -l app=vpn -n kube-system --wait=false

If that doesn't work please rebuild a cluster, or ask to get a new cluster.

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