
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
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Hi,
We sent a question to hackathon@redhat.com over 24 hours ago and are eagerly waiting for an answer. We appreciate your cooperation.
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Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Hi,
We sent a question to hackathon@redhat.com over 24 hours ago and are eagerly waiting for an answer. We appreciate your cooperation.
Comments are closed.
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Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
Can you please post it here as well. Unless it is specifically related to your project it might be useful for other teams as well.
thank you.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
I'll post here the question for everybody and I'll follow with the answer.
We would like to know which of the following can be used for hosting a simple web app for instance, hello world! .
Red Hat Application Runtimes for application development
Red Hat AMQ for messaging
Red Hat 3scale API Management
Red Hat Process Automation Manager
Red Hat Decision Manager
Red Hat DataGrid for distributed caching
Red Hat Single Sign-on (SSO) for application security
Red Hat Fuse for integration
Red Hat AMQ Streams (Kafka) for messaging
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
here you can find an example on how to deploy a simple index.html web page on top of OpenShift using S2I process.
https://github.com/sclorg/httpd-ex
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Luca,
It requires downloading the cli. We were going through the document, Get Started with the CLI (https://docs.openshift.com/enterprise/3.0/cli_reference/get_started_cli.html). The download url for the cli requires a redhat account and so we created one but, we are getting the active suscription required message. We would like to know how we can download the cli. We appreciate your cooperation.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
you should be able to register for a trial subscription on the redhat portal, but in any case you can find the tool here as well https://www.okd.io/download.html
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Luca,
We have downloaded v3.11.0-0cbc58b-windows.zip. After extracting when we are trying to run the oc login command from the folder, we are getting the following message,
"This version of REDACTED\openshift-origin-client-tools-v3.11.0-
0cbc58b-windows\oc.exe is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running. Check your computer's system information to see whether you need a x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software publisher."
We are running windows 7 professional 32 bit. Can you provide the download url for the correct version? We appreciate your cooperation.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
we do not officially distribute the 32bit version of OC cmd but as you can see here you can compile your 32bit version as highlighted here https://github.com/openshift/origin/pull/18653
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Luca,
Please provide us a copy of the 32 bit windows version through dropbox.com. We appreciate your cooperation.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
please spin up a VM with Linux so that you can compile that version yourself
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Luca,
We can do that. Alternately, will you be able to provide the download url for the linux 32 bit version? We appreciate your cooperation.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
sorry but that's not available as I don't have any 32bit system myself to use
Manojit Ghosh • almost 4 years ago
Luca,
We have decided to use an ubuntu 19.04 64 bit system for the challenge. Will you be able to point us to how we can upload a local git repository instead of one hosted on github? We would like to keep our code private in the beginning. We appreciate your cooperation.
Luca Ferrari Manager • almost 4 years ago
as you can see the link to the code repo is optional in the submission so no need to worry about it