Tag: #RESTAPI

How to define a custom Open API specification for a Watson Machine Learning deployment to integrate it into watsonx Assistant

This blog post is about how to define a custom Open API specification` for Watson Machine Learning - IBM Cloud deployment to integrate it into watsonx Assistant. The Watson Machine Learning deployments make it easy for data scientists to write AI Prototypes to be integrated into applications because they can use Jupyter Notebooks and Python they are used to without knowing how to write containers and set up runtimes; they can deploy, and the developers can consume the AI functionalities they have implemented via a REST API.

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How to create a new realm with Keycloak in Version 20.0.1, REST API and cURL?

In this blog post I want to show, how to create a new realm with Keycloak REST API 20.0.1. The Keycloak API has changed and my older blog post How to create a new realm with the Keycloak REST API? doesn’t work anymore for version 20.0.1. I automate the Keycloak realm creation for an example realm by using cURL in a bash script. First I created the blog post about Export a Keycloak (Version 20) realm and now I show the creation of an example realm in Keycloak. I took a look in the new Keycloak REST API documentation and into the Keycloak Node.js client. In this blog post I use an example realm I exported before, here is the link to the example-realm.

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Access Prometheus queries using the Prometheus HTTP API

In the last long blog post we covered the topic Monitor your custom operator with Prometheus. That means we did a setup of a Prometheus operator and we created a Prometheus service instance. In our operator we registered an example counter called goobers_total at the Prometheus server to monitor the invocations for our controller inside the operator application. Now we want to access the counter information goobers_total by using the Prometheus HTTP API from a local Golang application.

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„Let’s get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes“ Our hands-on workshop is ready to rumble!

Our hands-on workshop: „Let’s get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes“ , is ready to rumble! After all the effort Niklas and Harald did to deliver that awesome and valuable content of the “Cloud Native Starter” open sourced GitHub project, I contribute to that (ongoing) project with this hands-on workshop based on all the given great materials... Continue Reading →

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