This extract is from a bash automation script in the question-answering GitHub project. The bash script automates the deployment to IBM Cloud Code Engine. The extraction is about the building and pushing a container to the IBM Cloud Container Registry.
The objective of this project is to deploy the Reranker to a Kubernetes cluster in a VPC on IBM Cloud and access the REST API of the Reranker. The Reranker is a component of PrimeQA.
This blog post is a short example of connecting to Elasticsearch on IBM Cloud with Databases for Elasticsearch using bash scripting with cURL.
This blog post is about using the domain mapping functionality in IBM Cloud Code Engine to use custom domains and TLS certificates for your applications. The source code related to an example setup is in the GitHub project example WebApp build on Vue.js. But now we are going to use a wild card certificate for our domain *.example.com. With a TLS certificate for that domain.
My last blog post was about Watson Speech to Text language model customization and this blog post is about IBM Cloud Watson Text to Speech (TTS) custom voice model configuration. Because, now it's time to have some fun with the Watson TTS service. I created a fun customisation of the service that the German pronunciation sounds a little bit like the palatinate dialect. Here are the differences with two wav file I created with a custom Watson to Text to Speech voice model.
This blog post is about IBM Cloud Watson Speech to Text (STT) language model customization. Currently I took a look at the IBM Cloud Watson Assistant service used to build conversational assistants. A conversation leads potentially to speech input of users, which needs to be converted to text to be processed using AI for example the NLU.
Sometimes we need to ensure that resources in Kubernetes are fully deleted before we setup other resources. In Kubernetes the timing and the synchronization can be very import and relevant. In that blog post we see a function of a bash script, that exactly does that job for namespaces. We are using a “for loop” combined with a nested “while loops” and other functionalities in bash to address that topic.
In this blog post I want briefly show, how I implemented the mapping of a role to a user in Keycloak with CURL in a bash script.
In this blog post I want to briefly show, how I implemented the upload of an user to Keycloak with CURL in a bash script. I came across a helpful blog post (Keycloak REST API: Create a New User), but this blog post didn’t contain the information: How to set the password for the user?
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