The bootcamp was a great firehose of info. Now that I've had time to practice what I learned and have contributed back to image-ibmcloud-dev I reflect back and think this might be a cool first day of Cloud Native Bootcamp
Install Docker
create oc url variable with you cluster url
read ocurl
create oc token variable, -s hides it and doesn't even show up in history
read -s octoken
Show how quickly a container helps you begin working without all the machine configuration
docker run --env ocurl=$ocurl --env octoken=$octoken -it --rm --name ibmcloud-dev quay.io/ibmgaragecloud/ibmcloud-dev
~ $ igc --version
1.23.0
~ $ tkn version
Client version: 0.20.0
~ $ oc login --server=$ocurl --token=$octoken
Logged into "https://****-*.us-south.containers.cloud.ibm.com:31185" as "IAM#*****@***.com" using the token provided.
You have access to 73 projects, the list has been suppressed. You can list all projects with 'oc projects'
Using project "default".
Welcome! See 'oc help' to get started.
The bootcamp was a great firehose of info. Now that I've had time to practice what I learned and have contributed back to image-ibmcloud-dev I reflect back and think this might be a cool first day of
Cloud Native BootcampInstall Docker
create oc url variable with you cluster url
read ocurlcreate oc token variable, -s hides it and doesn't even show up in history
read -s octokenShow how quickly a container helps you begin working without all the machine configuration
docker run --env ocurl=$ocurl --env octoken=$octoken -it --rm --name ibmcloud-dev quay.io/ibmgaragecloud/ibmcloud-dev