Training from the Platform Services team
Learning how to build in OpenShift can be hard. We’ve put together a number of resources to help.
OpenShift 101 and 201
The BC Gov Private Cloud PaaS OpenShift 101 and 201 courses include a theory 'workshop' component, and a practical series of 'lab exercises'. OpenShift 101 is recomended for all new teams joining the platform. OpenShift 201 is a more advanced course for platform users who want to advance their skills in OpenShift.
If the courses fill up, email PlatformServicesTeam@gov.bc.ca - preference is given to recently onboarded teams. If you’re unable to attend a training session, we will soon be offering recordings.
Register for an OpenShift course.
You can review the materials for the OpenShift 101 and OpenShift 201 training here.
How-to-workshops
The how to workshops page hosts some demo projects and quick start guides that may assist you in getting stared with network policies and Crunchy DB databases.
Video resources
The videos below can also be found on this YouTube playlist.
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Reusable Front-End UI Components for BC Gov-themed web applications
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PodDisruptionBudget Setting in Application Configuration in OpenShift
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How to get started with OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton) templates
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How to build a simple resource usage monitoring dashboard with Sysdig
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Getting started with the Sysdig and using it to monitor application resource utilization
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Horizontal Pod Autoscaling and Vertical Pod Autoscaling for Resource Management In OpenShift
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Reusable Front-End React and Vue Component Library for BC Gov Web Apps
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Integrating with KeyCloak SSO and BC Services Card on OpenShift
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Advanced Cluster Security (ACS) workshop - vulnerability management in DevOps
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