Red Hat OpenShift / OpenShift 3.4

Jenkins Blue Ocean is the new user experience for Jenkins to provide more flexibility for building and interacting with CI/CD pipelines. Using OpenShift certified Jenkins docker image and S2I process for customizing Jenkins, Blue Ocean can easily be enabled on Jenkins on OpenShift. OpenShift Pipeline which allow developers to define a Jenkins pipeline for execution by Jenkins server while it is started, monitored, and managed by OpenShift, work out-of-the-box with Jenkins Blue Ocean and enable developers to combine the new user experience of Blue Ocean with ease-of-use and manageability of OpenShift Pipelines.

Read more at:
https://blog.openshift.com/openshift-pipelines-jenkins-blue-ocean

by: Siamak Sadeghianfar, Red Hat

Watch us walk you through deploying hyper-converged, container-native storage on OpenShift 3.4

Watch Jose A Rivera – Software Engineer, Red Hat Storage - walk you through the new dynamic provisioning of storage on OpenShift 3.4

In this video, Grant Shipley, walks you through installing and configuring OpenShift Origin 1.4 from start to finish. He starts by creating a VM using CentOS and then install OpenShift 1.4. After the install he adds a user account, configures DNS, and lastly deploys a couple of things.