Introduction In June 2017, Todd Sanders & John Matthews introduced readers to the Ansible Playbook Bundles (APB) and the Automation Broker. Back then, the broker was named Ansible Service Broker but it serves the same function today, in conjunction with APBs, deliver simple to complex multi-container services to OpenShift or Kubernetes. The Ansible Playbook Bundles […]
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Introduction With the OpenShift Container Platform 3.9 release of OpenShift Ansible Broker (OAB), we’ve added support to run the broker and Ansible Playbook Bundles (APBs) behind an HTTP/HTTPS proxy such as Squid. This makes it possible to run the broker in secured network environments where outgoing traffic must pass through a proxy. OAB + Proxy: […]
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In part two of this series, get into the code and enhance your APB development skills, create your own bundles, test, and follow best practices to deploy complex applications in OpenShift.
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Learn about the Ansible Service Broker and how it works on the OpenShift platform from Veer Muchandi and check out his GitHub page that explains how to create your own Ansible Playbook Bundle.
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Easily take complex applications and deploy them using APBs with this tutorial that describes how to create a RocketChat APB from scratch using Red Hat signed images and shows how to configure the OpenShift Ansible Broker to deploy the Red Hat signed RocketChat APB from the Red Hat Container Catalog.
Read More... Bind and provision the Mediawiki/PostgreSQL APBs from the web console and learn how to build an APB from the ground up using the APB tooling to make it easier for to create and test APBs with this tutorial.
Read More... Start up an OpenShift Container Platform 3.7 cluster, deploy the OpenShift Ansible Broker, and list and provision services using Ansible Playbook Bundles to perform the tasks with these instructions.
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Take a deep dive into the Service Catalog on OpenShift 3.7 with this demonstration from Red Hat’s Paul Morie, one of the co-leads for the Kubernetes SIG Service Catalog.
Read More... Get an update on the work being done around Kubernetes, Open Service Broker, and Service Catalog from Red Hat’s Paul Morie, one of the co-leads for the Kubernetes SIG Service Catalog.
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One of the most frequently discussed topics that we’ve had on the show is how Kubernetes has expanded the breadth of applications that can be containerized. This allows companies to run both existing applications and new (cloud-native, microservices) applications in containers, on Kubernetes. This week, we sat down with Paul Morie (@cheddarmint, Principal Software Engineer @RedHat, […]
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