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    This document provides an overview and demonstration of OpenShift, a Platform as a Service (PaaS) from Red Hat. It discusses what a PaaS is, introduces OpenShift Express and OpenShift Flex, and demonstrates how to sign up, deploy applications, and manage them on OpenShift, including monitoring, logging, and auto-scaling. Live demos of deploying sample applications to OpenShift Express and OpenShift Flex are provided to illustrate the process.

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    This document provides an overview and demonstration of OpenShift, a Platform as a Service (PaaS) from Red Hat. It discusses what a PaaS is, introduces OpenShift Express and OpenShift Flex, and demonstrates how to sign up, deploy applications, and manage them on OpenShift, including monitoring, logging, and auto-scaling. Live demos of deploying sample applications to OpenShift Express and OpenShift Flex are provided to illustrate the process.

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    The key takeaways are that OpenShift is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) from Red Hat that provides automated deployment, management, and scaling of applications in the cloud. It supports various programming languages, frameworks and middleware and provides different levels of control and ease-of-use for developers.

    OpenShift Express provides free application hosting with easy-to-use command line tools and supports languages like Java, PHP, Python and Ruby. It uses a shared hosting model. OpenShift Flex provides on-demand cloud servers, a browser-based UI, and supports Java EE and PHP applications. It offers features like performance monitoring and auto-scaling.

    The steps to deploy an application on OpenShift Express are to sign up, install client tools, create a domain name, create an application, add application files to a local Git repository, commit changes, and deploy the application to the cloud by pushing the local Git repository.

    Getting Started with

    OpenShift

    David Blado
    PaaS Evangelist Red Hat OpenShift
    1

    Agenda

    What's a PaaS?

    Introducing OpenShift

    Demo: OpenShift Express

    Demo: OpenShift Flex

    Next Steps

    What is a PaaS?

    A Platform-as-a-Service runs on top of Infrastructureas-a-Service


    Automation for deployment, management, and scaling
    the cloud

    Enables developers to focus on code

    Different levels of control, automation and ease-of-use

    Why use a PaaS?

    Speed - deploy to cloud quickly

    Automation - less scripts to write and maintain

    Management versioning, rollbacks & upgrades

    Monitoring - performance, logs and uptime

    Auto-scaling on-demand resources

    Introducing OpenShift

    A free auto-scaling PaaS from Red Hat


    Supports multiple frameworks, languages, middleware
    and clouds
    Fast on-ramp to the cloud...upload code and go!

    OpenShift Express

    Free-as-in-Beer app hosting

    Fastest on-ramp to the cloud

    Easy-to-use command-line tools

    Java, PHP, Perl, Python & Ruby

    MySQL & SQLite

    Deploy & update via Git

    Shared-hosting model

    Linux Control Groups (cgroups)

    SELinux-based security

    OpenShift Flex

    30 hrs of free EC2 time to get started

    Browser-based UI

    Java EE (EE6, jruby, jython, jperl (just kidding


    although it does exist)), and PHP

    JBoss, Tomcat, Apache

    MySQL, MongoDB, Memcached, Membase

    Cloud server provisioning

    Application deployment, versioning & rollback

    Performance monitoring

    Log management

    Auto-scaling

    Express Demo

    Install client tools

    Create a subdomain

    Create an application

    Add application files

    Commit changes

    Deploy to the cloud

    Step 1: Sign Up
    openshift.com/try-it

    Step 2: Install the Client Tools


    > Fedora / RHEL:
    > Download openshift.repo

    > The rest (OSX, Ubuntu, Cygwin):


    > gem install rhc
    Requires 'ruby' and 'gem'
    http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubygems

    > Move openshift.repo to yum.repos.d


    $ sudo mv ~Downloads/openshift.repo \
    /etc/yum.repos.d/

    > Install the client tools


    $ sudo yum install rhc

    10

    Step 3: Create a Domain Name


    > Use the rhc-create-domain command
    $ rhc-create-domain -n mydomain -l openshiftlogin

    > OR use the Express console

    11

    Step 4: Create an Application


    > Name your app and define its type
    $ rhc-create-app -a appname -t apptype -l openshiftlogin

    > Add your app to the local Git repository


    $ git add -A

    > Commit your changes


    $ git commit -a -m comment

    12

    Step 5: Deploy to the Cloud


    > Push the local Git repo to Express
    $ git push

    > Congratulations, your app is in the cloud!

    13

    OpenShift Flex Demo

    14

    Setup Cloud Account

    Provision cloud servers

    Build stack

    Upload application code

    Configure components

    Deploy application

    Versioning and Rollbacks

    Performance monitoring

    Log management

    Auto-scaling

    Step 1: Login
    > Log into Flex

    15

    Step 2: Setup your Cloud Account

    > Try it for free!

    > OR input your credentials

    16

    Step 3: Create a Cluster

    > Click Add Cluster


    > Define your cluster

    > Check cluster creation status in Events view

    17

    Step 4: Cluster and Server Views


    > Cluster view

    > Server view

    18

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Click Add Application in the Applications view
    > Name and version your app

    19

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Click on your app

    > Select components

    20

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Upload application code

    21

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Configure components

    22

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Review changes and deploy

    23

    Step 5: Deploy an Application


    > Congratulations, your app is in the cloud!

    24

    Step 6: Performance Monitoring


    > Cluster to transaction-level monitoring
    > Point-in-time and compare

    25

    Step 7: Log Management


    > Component and application log archiving
    > Search logs regardless of current state or size of cluster

    26

    Step 8: Auto-Scaling
    > Click on Auto-Scaling tab
    > Define scaling strategy

    27

    Next Steps

    Sign up It's free!

    Example Git Repos You Can Deploy NOW!

    28

    http://www.openshift.com - click Try it!


    https://www.github.com/openshift

    Help?

    IRC: freenode #openshift

    Forums: http://www.redhat.com/openshift/forums

    Email: openshift at redhat dot com

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