built a demonstration using GoLang, JSON, bcrypt, http client, http server to model an actual IDP. This is a demonstration only; it really helped me setup/understand what’s happening in the RequestHeader.
To quote the Kubernetes website, “The Operator pattern captures how you can write code to automate a task beyond what Kubernetes itself provides.” The following is an compendium to use while Learning Operators. The defacto SDK to use is the Operator SDK which provides HELM, Ansible and GO scaffolding to support your implementation of the Operator pattern. The following are education classes on the OperatorSDK IBM: CO0201EN Kubernetes Operators Intermediate – introduces core operator concepts and reconciliation with Ansible, Helm and Golang IBM: CO0302EN Kubernetes Operators Advanced – covers golang-based operator reconciliation, OLM and Scorecard testing When Running through the…
Recently I developed and presented this lab… which gets released in late September 2021. In this lab, developers integrate a healthcare data application using IBM FHIR Server with Red Hat OpenShift Serverless to create and respond to a healthcare scenario. This lab is a companion to the session Integrating Healthcare Data in a Serverless World at Digital Developer Conference – Hybrid Cloud. The content for this lab can be found at https://ibm.biz/ibm-fhir-server-healthcare-serverless. Have fun! Enjoy… Ask Questions… I’m here to help.
buildah is an intriguing open source tool to build of Open Container Initiative (OCI) container images using a scripted approach versus a traditional Dockerfile. It’s fascinating and I’ve started to use podman and buildah to build my project’s images.
I picked ubi-micro as my startingn point. Per Red Hat, ubi-microis the smallest possible image excludinng the package manager and all of its dependencies which are normally included in a container image. This approach is an alternative to the current release of the IBM FHIR Server image. The following only documents my first stages with Java testing.
Docker: ibmcom/ibm-fhir-schematool supports onboarding and offboarding of a schema in support of the IBM FHIR Server. I am working on a project that runs on OpenShift using CodeReadyContainers, and I needed to test the image with a restricted policy.