DO101 - Introduction to OpenShift Applications Course Overview

Target Audience for Introduction to OpenShift Applications

Introduction to OpenShift Applications is a course designed for IT professionals who want to develop, deploy, and manage containerized applications using Red Hat OpenShift.

• Software Developers and Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• Application Architects
• System Administrators with a focus on containerization
• Cloud Application Developers
• IT Professionals looking to understand OpenShift platform
• Technical Team Leads managing development teams
• Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers working with containerized environments
• Technology Enthusiasts exploring containerization and Kubernetes
• IT Students and Graduates interested in cloud-based application development

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Introduction to OpenShift Applications?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered

This course provides practical skills in deploying and managing applications on the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, covering development tools, source code management, application scaling, and troubleshooting.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Gain proficiency in using Visual Studio Code for developing cloud-native applications.
• Understand the principles of version control by initializing and managing a Git repository.
• Master the workflow of managing application source code with Git, including commits, branches, merges, and handling conflicts.
• Learn to deploy applications on the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform using source-to-image (S2I) and other methods.
• Acquire the skills to update and roll back applications on OpenShift, ensuring continuous delivery and deployment.
• Configure application secrets to securely manage sensitive information, such as passwords and API keys.
• Connect applications to databases and manage persistent storage, ensuring data integrity and high availability.
• Scale applications in OpenShift to handle increased traffic and ensure high availability, learning about horizontal and vertical scaling strategies.
• Troubleshoot and fix common issues in OpenShift applications, including application logs, debugging, and using OpenShift's monitoring tools.
• Understand the best practices for maintaining and optimizing the performance of applications running in a cloud-native environment.