This topic is related to overall cloud.
That blog post is a short cheat sheet to deploy a pure UBI image as a container with Helm. With the values.yaml in the Helm chart we can configure replica count of the pods. The deployed containers are only a basic UBI operating system (Red Hat Universal Base Image).
This blog post is a small cheat sheet to deploy and delete the vend application example with a Helm chart in an OpenShift cluster. The related GitHub repository is vend-helm.
That blog post is a short cheat sheet related to the setup of a supported environment when you use a tools virtual machine in context for the usage with iascable and the Terraform output.
This blog post is one example “how to setup an app-of-apps pattern in ArgoCD” and is in the context of the blog post How to use a declarative setup for Argo CD to deploy an application using a Helm repository?
In this blog post I will cover the topic, how to use Argo CD - Declarative Setup to deploy an application using Helm repository.
In this blog post I will cover the topic, how to use an existing Helm Chart project and an existing Argo CD instance on OpenShift to deploy an example application. The example application is a Node.js server application I used in several blog posts related to OpenShift. This blog post is in the context of my last blog posts using IasCable and Software Everywhere to setup GitOps. In this last blog post I showed how to setup Red Hat OpenShift and Argo CD and an initial GitOps repository on IBM Cloud and in this blog post we reuse the created environment with IasCable GitOps to create a new application inside Argo CD manually.
This is a long blog post and the third one related to the Software Everywhere project and IasCable. Our objective in this blog post is to create a customized initial GitOps setup in an IBM Cloud environment. The Software Everywhere project and IasCable CLI do provide an awesome way to eliminate writing Terraform modules for various clouds such as IBM Cloud, AWS or Azure to create and configure resources. We are going to reuse Terraform modules which the Software Everywhere catalog does provide.
In that blog post we use the IasCable framework to create a Virtual Private Cloud and a Red Hat OpenShift cluster on IBM Cloud. I covered the starting point for the IasCable framework in my last blog post “Get started with an installable component infrastructure by selecting components from a catalog of available modules with IasCable“
In that blog post we get started with the IasCable framework. The IasCable framework is a part of the Cloud Native Toolkit project with the objective to build an installable component infrastructure based on components from a catalog of available modules.
This blog post contains a simply example to create a Virtual Private Cloud and a Kubernetes Cluster on IBM Cloud using Terraform.
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