OpenShift Enterprise Development (DO290) is part of a series of courses that focus on using OpenShift Enterprise by Red Hat^® to automate a portion of the software delivery pipeline. The course immerses the student in a DevOps environment through the use of agile software development methodology, test-driven development, continuous integration, and a standard operating environment through the use of Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS).

This course is designed for application developers (not necessarily Java EE developers) interested in creating OpenShift Enterprise applications with automated unit/acceptance tests and deploying those applications using continuous integration to an OpenShift Enterprise instance.

Course introduction

Introduce and review the course.

Development environment review

Describe the developer's tools, agile practices, and deployment environment that will be utilized in this course.

Bookstore application review

Become familiar with the course application architecture, features, and project layout.

Introduction to OpenShift Enterprise

Describe the features and architecture of OpenShift Enterprise.

Deploy applications on OpenShift Enterprise

Define, build, and deploy an application on OpenShift Enterprise.

Implement continuous integration

Establish continuous integration with Jenkins.

Manage OpenShift Enterprise applications

Control and maintain applications using the OpenShift Enterprise command line interface.

Create complex deployments

Create deployments that utilize clustering, load balancing, and customized node scheduling.

Troubleshoot applications

Use debugging and logs to troubleshoot problems with application performance or deployment issues.

Customize OpenShift Enterprise

Create custom source image containers, templates, and builders.

Course review

Practice the skills learned in this course.

Red Hat recommends these prerequisites:

• Java EE programming skills are helpful—we try to keep the programming tasks simple, like changing the color of an item on an HTML page—so general HTML skills common to many programming environments will suffice.
• Experience as a successful developer in one of the environments supported by OpenShift Enterprise—either Python, Ruby, or Java EE.