Introduction to Microservice¶
Prerequisite¶
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Access to a Kubernetes cluster - A cluster was created when the session started
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IBM Cloud Function sending email notification - was created before the session
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Docker image of each service has been made available on Docker Hub.
Setup¶
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Lab Environment Setup
Every time when you start a new terminal/command window, steps in the section must be performed to setup a new environment.
Lab 1 - Deploy Office Space sample application on Kubernetes¶
This lab demonstrates how a sample cloud native application can be deployed on top of Kubernetes.
Follow the lab instructions here
Lab 2 - Develop a Java Microservice with Spring Boot¶
Optionally, if your IBM Cloud account supported a paid Kubernetes cluster, you may perform the steps in this lab to develop a Java Microservice in no time.
In this lab, you develop a Java Microservice using the Java Microservice with Spring starter kit. With this kit, you can have a basic Java microservice developed and deployed in a few minutes. You create a CI/CD pipeline in IBM Cloud which automates your service's deployment to Kubernetes cluster.