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Solution: Deploying your first application on OpenShift

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Solution: Deploying your first application on OpenShift

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(upbeat music) - [Host] So now let me show you my way of solving each task within this challenge. Keep in mind, mine is not the only way and there are multiple ways of achieving the same outcome. So our first task was to create a new project called My Project and inspect the image using Skopeo at docker.io/library/httpd with the tag latest. Let's see how that can be done. I'll switch over to PowerShell. Within PowerShell, I'll use the CRC start command to see the credentials. I will use the OC login command with the user developer. I'll clear the screen and now I will create a new project called My Project. Now the project has been successfully created. It's time to inspect the image in the remote registry. I will switch over to the Linux subsystem and here I will use the Skopeo inspect command to inspect the image present within docker.io/library/httpd with the tag latest. And we have received image related information from the registry, so it worked perfectly. I will exit the Linux…

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