Chapter 3. Creating and deploying a booster using your Single-node OpenShift Cluster
You can quickly create, build, and deploy a booster to a Single-node OpenShift Cluster using the Fabric8 Launcher tool. The Fabric8 Launcher tool creates a new repository in your GitHub account containing the booster’s code and deploys it to your Single-node OpenShift Cluster. It can also create a ZIP of the booster for you to download and run on your localhost.
Prerequisites
Procedure
Navigate to the Fabric8 Launcher tool on your Single-node OpenShift Cluster using your browser.
Optionally, use the following command to open the Web Console of your Single-node OpenShift Cluster in your browser in order to navigate to your Fabric8 Launcher tool:
$ minishift console
- Select Launch Your Project.
- Follow the instructions to create a booster based on a mission, runtime, and target environment.
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Open the
README.adocfile in your booster project for more details about interacting with your booster.
Additional resources
Take a look the different runtime guides to learn more about runtimes as well as their boosters:
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