Cartridge Authoring

WorkShop

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Agenda

1. Set up an OpenShift VM for local development and testing
2. The HOW and WHY of Cartridge Authoring on OpenShift
3. Testing your changes locally
4. Testing with OpenShift Online and the Cart Reflector
5. Share your work in the Origin.ly cartridge index

Cloud Setup / Rain Dance

You'll need a local VM or your own private OpenShift deployment to follow along.

• Grab a fresh VM from Origin.openshift.com, and then follow the Origin VM deployment guide
• Or - start with a clean Fedora 19 minimal, RHEL 6.4 minimal, or CentOS 6.5 minimal image - then run the install scripts from Install.openshift.com

Intro to Cartridges

on

OpenShift

OpenShift is…

OPEN SOURCE

hosting,

build,

and

auto-scaling

for applications

providing instant access to all of this, and more:

these technolgies are bundled / made available as

Cartridges

rhc cartridge list

On OpenShift, your application environment is securely incapsulated within a 'Gear', providing guaranteed access to system resources

OpenShift provides a peaceful environment for Devs AND SysAdmins to work together in

• Operations care about stability and performance
• Developers just want environments without waiting
• And neither one wants to have to fight the other to get their work done

Cartridge Development Resources

• Pmorie's presentation from DevNation
• OpenShift Origin Cartridge Developer’s Guide

V2 Cartridge testing on OpenShift

Extend OpenShift

1. V2 Cart Authoring Part1
2. V2 Cart Authoring Part2
3. V2 Cart Authoring Part3

Downloadable Cartridges

Test your downloadable cartridges on OpenShift Online using the Cart Reflector

Downloadable Cartridges and the OpenShift Cart reflector

Community Cartridge Index

Visit Origin.ly to see what existing carts are available, or to add your open source carts to our community index of apps and services

Want to learn more?

• Come hang out with us on IRC: #openshift-dev on Freenode
• Link to these slides: bit.ly/1jAgPYh
• Free OpenShift hosting: OpenShift Online
• OpenShift on GitHub: OpenShift.GitHub.io
• OpenShift Cartridge Index: Origin.ly Cartridges and Quickstarts

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