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Automating updates to containerized applications from SCM commits

Workstation setup

Log in to your virtual machine in the LinuxONE Community Cloud. Next, configure environment variables to match the settings for this lab.

export CLUSTER_URL=https://148.100.92.103:8443

Deploying Legacy Java EE applications on IBM Cloud Private using helm

Workstation setup

Log in to your virtual machine in the LinuxONE Community Cloud. Next, configure environment variables to match the settings for this lab.

export CLUSTER_URL=https://148.100.92.103:8443
export REGISTRY_URL=cluster103.icp:8500

Setting up your vm for the IBM Application Modernization workshop

For this workshop, you will request and use your own virtual machine from the LinuxONE Community Cloud. Setup for the virtual machine should take about 30-45 minutes.

Step 1. Sign up for the LinuxONE Community Cloud and request a VM

Visit the LinuxONE Community Cloud and request a new VM using the Try a LinuxONE Virtual Server button.

Complete the form and confirm your email to activate your LinuxONE Community Cloud account.

Deploying Microservice Hands-on Lab

Lab Pre-requisites

For the hands-on labs of this workshop, you will need to either have tools installed on your workstation or use the IBM-provided web terminal. The web terminal has all tools pre-installed. If you are on a Windows 7 platform, or have not yet installed the tools listed below, you should use the web terminal.

Obtaining and installing the lab tools on non-Windows 7 platform

Kubernetes Hands-on Lab

Lab Pre-requisites

For the hands-on labs of this workshop, you will need to either have tools installed on your workstation or use the IBM-provided web terminal. The web terminal has all tools pre-installed. If you are on a Windows 7 platform, or have not yet installed the tools listed below, you should use the web terminal.

Obtaining and installing the lab tools on non-Windows 7 platform

IBM Client Developer Advocacy App Modernization Series

Lab - Migrating Legacy JEE apps to IBM Cloud Private

Working with Helm

Overview

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes. Package managers automate the process of installing, configuring, upgrading, and removing computer programs. Examples include the Red Hat Package Manager (RPM), Homebrew, and Windows® PackageManagement.

Classify medical diagnosis with ICD-10 code

DISCLAIMER: This application is used for demonstrative and illustrative purposes only and does not constitute an offering that has gone through regulatory review. It is not intended to serve as a medical application. There is no representation as to the accuracy of the output of this application and it is presented without warranty.

This application was built to demonstrate IBM's Watson Natural Language Classifier (NLC). The data set we will be using, ICD-10-GT-AA.csv, contains a subset of ICD-10 entries. ICD-10 is the 10th revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems. In short, it is a medical classification list by the World Health Organization (WHO) that contains codes for: diseases, signs and symptoms, abnormal findings, complaints, social circumstances, and external causes of injur

Setting up your workstation for IBM Cloud and developing with IBM Developer Code Patterns

To use IBM Cloud in a development scenario, you will need to create an IBMid and install some local tools. At a minimum, you should install the IBM Cloud CLI and a developer text editor. To run code examples locally, you should also install a few development runtimes.

IBMid

Create an IBMid and IBM Cloud public account all in one step. Go to https://console.bluemix.net/registration . Provide your email address. If you have entered in a personal email address or a business address that is not configured for identity federation with IBM, fields for your contact information and Cloud account password will appear. Complete these items and go to step 3.
If your corporate email address corresponds to an enterprise that has identity federation, an IBMid login screen will appear. Select Log in with your company credentials (SSO) option and then provide your email and follow the prompts.
In both cases, you

kube101

These instructions show how to deploy a very simple web application that uses a data backend using redis. You don't need to install any software, just point your browser at the kubernetes playground and follow along with the steps.

Initial set up

In a browser, open the kubernetes playground and log in using either a Docker Hub id or a GitHub id. Then click on Start.
Click on ADD NEW INSTANCE to set up your first node.

	FROM ubuntu:16.04

	# install python and curl
	RUN apt-get update -y && \
	apt-get install -y python python-pip && \
	apt-get install -y curl


	# install IBM Cloud development environment (includes git and kitchen sink)
	RUN curl -sL https://ibm.biz/idt-installer \| bash