In the previous tutorial, I showed you how to deploy an application in OpenShift using the client tool oc. Deploying applications that use the web console in OpenShift is much simpler and we can monitor the process of this deployment in the most intuitive way.… Read More

In the previous tutorial, I showed you how to install OpenShift’s Command Line Interface tool on macOS, in this tutorial, I will show you how to install it on CentOS! – First, you also go to https://github.com/openshift/origin/releases to download latest version of OpenShift. Here I… Read More

In the previous tutorial, I showed you how to install OpenShift using Docker and oc tool on macOS, installing OpenShift using these two tools on CentOS has some differences. I will guide you in this tutorial! First, you need to install the Docker. For oc… Read More

After creating a project in OpenShift, what we need to do to work with OpenShift is deploying an application to it. We can use the web console or client tool oc to create a new application in OpenShift. In this tutorial, I will guide you… Read More

By default, after installing OpenShift, a project called “My Project” will be created. That is why when you login to OpenShift using client tool oc or web console, you will also see the project “My Project” here. Or To create a new project in OpenShift,… Read More

You already know about Docker and Kubernetes with their benefits in developing, deploying, and running applications on production environments. To make it easy and convenient to use Docker and Kubernetes, a platform called OpenShift has been introduced. OpenShift will make us easy to create Docker… Read More

OpenShift from version 3 onwards allows us to work with it using Command Line Interface (CLI) called oc, web console or using JBoss tool. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install this CLI on macOS to work with OpenShift! First, you need… Read More