Course Requirements

This section enumerates some knowledge and tools that would be useful to follow this course about Red Hat OpenShift.

Audience

This course is geared towards developers interested in running applications in OpenShift. It is also useful for DevOps engineers who want to learn how to use OpenShift to build and deploy cloud native applications.

Recommended Tools

Here’s some basic tooling to try Red Hat OpenShift by yourself:

Operating System
- Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, or Linux.
Applications
- Git
- Podman, Podman Desktop, Docker, or Docker Desktop
Accounts
- A Red Hat Developer account
- A GitHub account

Knowledge

You should be familiar with:

Containers
- Dockerfile and Containerfile
- Docker or Podman
- Container registries
Kubernetes
- Deploying applications
- Manifests in YAML format
- Performing basic administration tasks
Git
- GitHub and GitLab

Example Code

This course uses 4 simple, open-source containerized applications:

simple-go-api, written in the Go programming language
- Container: registry.gitlab.com/akosma/simple-go-api:latest
catalog-dotnet, written in C# with the ASP.NET framework.
- Container: registry.gitlab.com/akosma/catalog-dotnet:latest
image-go-api, written in the Go programming language, using the Gin Web Framework and generating images via ImageMagick.
- Container: registry.gitlab.com/akosma/image-go-api:latest
simple-deno-api, written in TypeScript and running with Oak under the Deno runtime
- Container: registry.gitlab.com/akosma/simple-deno-api:latest

Course Requirements

Audience

Recommended Tools

Knowledge

Example Code

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