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This section should be included after the Optional portion of the guide OR there should be a disclaimer to not tear anything down if you want to try the optional section.

It felt especially unclear which mvn verify command to run because when there were separate instructions for which machine you were working with previously, it showed Windows/Mac and Linux, also the ordering is different from the rest of the guide which usually showed Windows/Mac instructions BEFORE Linux instructions.

Should include a line that tells user they need to navigate.

Testing micro services that are running on Kubernetes

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It may be helpful to give users an example of how to create a unique session vs.

This command does not work properly in git bash, this may be worth noting if users are using git bash.

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Helm install -name ol-ping -set image.pullPolicy=IfNotPresent -set image.repository=ping -set image.tag=1.0-SNAPSHOT -set ssl.enabled=false -set service.port=9080 -set service.targetPort=9080 -set ingress.enabled=true -set ingress.rewriteTarget=/api/ping -set ingress.path=/ping ibm-charts/ibm-open-liberty Helm install -name ol-name -set image.pullPolicy=IfNotPresent -set image.repository=name -set image.tag=1.0-SNAPSHOT -set ssl.enabled=false -set service.port=9080 -set service.targetPort=9080 -set ingress.enabled=true -set ingress.rewriteTarget=/api/name -set ingress.path=/name ibm-charts/ibm-open-liberty

There is an extra '$' that was probably copied by accident that should be removed.

Starting and preparing your cluster for deployment

It may be worthwhile to create our own set of pre requisites on the OL site.

The prerequisites took a bit of time to complete and involved navigating to several external websites

This guide is quite long so maybe it is worth thinking about splitting it up into parts.

Who is the audience of this guide? Are all sections necessary for this audience?

Is it necessary to have a start/finish structure for this guide?.

Otherwise, the start and finish directory are identical.

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The user also only edits the code one time to change the greeting message in NameResource.java.

Perhaps we could have two separate guides or links for Windows/Mac and Linux instead of putting them together.

There were also times when I ran the Linux command instead of the Windows/Mac. Optional section (alone): ~ 15 minutes Overall Feedback:Īfter reading the Windows/Mac version and I see a Linux step, I feel the need to read through the Linux step to make sure I didn't miss anything else that was meant for the Windows/Mac version. Kubernetes Guide without optional section: ~ 55 minutes

In this case, the ports are 3100, but port numbers can also be randomized if the This means you can access these services from outside of your cluster via a specific port. You will also notice the service has a type of NodePort. The binding between deployments and services is specified by labels - in this case the The image is the name and tag of the Docker image that you want to use for this container.įinally, the containerPort is the port that your container exposes to access your application.įor the services, the key point to understand is that they expose your deployments. The labels is a way for a Kubernetes service to reference specific deployments. Three key items to look at when creating the deployments are the labels, It defines two deployments and two services.Ī Kubernetes deployment is a resource that controls the creation and management of pods.Ī service exposes your deployment so that you can make requests to your containers. This file defines four Kubernetes resources.