OpenShift Online
Using OpenShift Online to manage your applications in the cloud
Edition 1.0
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Abstract
This guide provides an introduction to OpenShift Online and documents its application management functions.
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. OpenShift User Interfaces
- 3. User Accounts
- 4. Namespaces
- 5. Applications and Cartridges
- 5.1. Applications Overview
- 5.2. Cartridges Overview
- 5.3. Creating an Application
- 5.4. Adding and Managing Cartridges
- 5.5. Working With Database Cartridges
- 5.6. Deploying Applications
- 5.7. Jenkins Online Build System
- 5.8. Deleting an Application
- 5.9. Storage Management
- 6. Managing Applications
- 7. SSH Authentication
- 8. Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- 9. Backing Up and Restoring Application Data
- A. Revision History
