In this blog post I just want to highlight an awesome guideline I noticed on GitHub: How to deploy WordPress to a free IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster for non-productive usage? Why do I say "non-productive"? Because of the free IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster , which will be deleted after 30 days. Surely you can also... Continue Reading →
No code changes needed to secure your application on Kubernetes
In that blog post I want to highlight how I did my first configuration of the App Identity and Access Adapter for Istio Mixer in my Cloud Native Starter system on a free IBM Cloud Kubernetes cluster. In my last blog post I described how I did the installation of the App Identity and Access Adapter.... Continue Reading →
Install the App Identity and Access Adapter on a free IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster
In that blog post I want to highlight that I started to integrate the open source App Identity and Access Adapter for Istio Mixer into our open source Cloud Native Starter sample that uses the free IBM Cloud Kubernetes cluster setup with a manual Istio installation. The cool thing from my perspective of the App... Continue Reading →
Be aware of “opentracinqZipkin”, when you update to “MicroProfile 3.0” using “OpenTracing” with “OpenLiberty”
Today, just a very short note. You should be aware of opentracinqZipkin when you use MicroProfile OpenTracing with OpenLiberty, because I noticed with the update to MicroProfile 3.0 I had a problem with usr:opentracinqZipkin-0.31. I created an issue on OpenLiberty. "MicroProfile 2.1 includes mpOpenTracing-1.2. MicroProfile 3.0 includes mpOpenTracing-1.3. Please make sure you are using the... Continue Reading →
A small source code update, when you use MicroProfile Health
I just want to highlight a small change for the MicroProfile Health, because I noticed with the update to MicroProfile 3.0 that the annotation @Health is deprecated. It took me a little bit, because it was still listed in the MicroProfile documentation . But I figured out in the blog post from Philip Riecks , when you... Continue Reading →
Create one Java Microservice with OpenLiberty and MicroProfile – made for beginners
Today I created a YouTube video, where I developed one Microservice. The level of content of that video is for beginners. The video was "live" recorded and I made some minimal editing and the video takes 18 min. The recoding is related to Java Microservices with MicroProfile and OpenLiberty in Visual Studio Code . The source code is available in... Continue Reading →
Being @codemotion 2019 in Berlin
I was as part of the great IBM Developer team at the codemotion in Berlin. We did so many contribution at codemotion that I would like to share the main topics and some personal impressions with you. The Conference and location The codemotion is a two days multi track tech developer conference and had this year 1200 attendees.... Continue Reading →
Fast setup of a Java microservice project with MicroProfileStarter
In this blog post I want to show the easy setup of an own MicroProfile/OpenLiberty project with MicroProfileStarter . From my perspective that is very useful for new Java developers, who want to build microservices. The prerequisite is, you have installed maven and Java on your local machine. You can use for more information the MicroProfileStarter it self and... Continue Reading →
How to connect a Cloudant database as datasource in Watson Studio?
I just want to share this small information: How to connect a Cloudant database as a datasource and use the data in Watson Studio? You maybe have a Node-RED flow and you want to use sample IoT data from that flow in a jupyter notebook? Therefor you save the data for example in a Cloudant database and... Continue Reading →
(outdated) A promo code is used as a feature code @IBM Cloud
With this post I want to help to avoid pitfalls in wording of promo code and feature code in context with IBM Cloud. I wrote in two blog posts about, how to enter feature codes and use them: Feature code and free Kubernetes Cluster @IBM Cloud How to enter your feature code in the newer... Continue Reading →
