This directory contains examples of using OpenShift and explaining the new concepts available on top of Kubernetes and Docker.
- Hello OpenShift is a simple Hello World style application that can be used to start a simple pod
- OpenShift Sample is an end-to-end application demonstrating the full OpenShift v3 concept chain - images, builds, deployments, and templates.
- Jenkins Example demonstrates how to enhance the sample-app by deploying a Jenkins pod on OpenShift and thereby enable continuous integration for incoming changes to the codebase and trigger deployments when integration succeeds.
- Node.js echo Sample highlights the simple workflow from creating project, new app from GitHub, building, deploying, running and updating.
- Project Quotas and Resource Limits demonstrates how quota and resource limits can be applied to resources in an OpenShift project.
- Replicated Zookeper Template provides a template for an OpenShift service that exposes a simple set of primitives that distributed applications can build upon to implement higher level services for synchronization, configuration maintenance, and groups and naming.
- Storage Examples provides a high level tutorial and templates for local and persistent storage on OpenShift using simple nginx applications.
- Clustered Etcd Template provides a template for setting up a clustered instance of the Etcd key-value store as a service on OpenShift.
- Configurable Git Server sets up a service capable of automatic mirroring of Git repositories, intended for use within a container or Kubernetes pod.
- QuickStarts provides templates for very basic applications using various frameworks and databases.
- Database Templates provides templates for ephemeral and persistent storage on OpenShift using MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL.