1.1 Tasks: Setup

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Executing oc commands

Note

As you will be executing some oc commands in the following labs, make sure you have the tool installed and are logged in to your OpenShift Cluster.

You can copy the login Command from the OpenShift UI:

Browse to http://LOCALHOST_OPENSHIFT
Click on your name in the top right
Copy login command
Replace 6443 with 443

Task 1.1.1: Identify your monitoring repository

Before we get started, take the time to familiarize yourself with the your config repository. In the training you will not be working with the config repository of your team to prevent the training resources from getting in the way of the day to day business. You can find more information on how to deploy the Baloise monitoring stack for your team at Deploying the Baloise Monitoring Stack .

1.1 Tasks: Setup

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Task 1.1.1: Getting Started - Web IDE

The first thing we’re going to do is to explore our lab environment and get in touch with the different components.

The namespace with the name corresponding to your username is going to be used for all the hands-on labs. And you will be using the folling tools during the lab

Gitea Git Server: https://gitea.training.cluster.acend.ch - Login with <user> and the provided password
Argo CD Server: https://argocd.training.cluster.acend.ch - Login via Gitea
git - Login with <user> and the provided password
oc - already logged in

Note

The URL and Credentials to the Web IDE will provided by the teacher. Use Chrome for the best experience.

Once you’re successfully logged into the web IDE open a new Terminal by hitting CTRL + SHIFT + ¨ or clicking the Menu button –> Terminal –> new Terminal and check the installed ocversion by executing the following command:

1. Setting up Prometheus on Prometheus Basics Training

1.1 Tasks: Setup

Executing oc commands

Note

Task 1.1.1: Identify your monitoring repository

1.1 Tasks: Setup

Task 1.1.1: Getting Started - Web IDE

Note