How to login?

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oc login https://api.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.centralindia.aroapp.io:6443 --username=kubeadmin --password=EgzIY-DJPw2-3NXke-HNYmJ

oc login --token=sha256~LLnTlPcjcNjWsQRqnSyTn99LSvxwQdm47gaiEdZJa20 --server=https://api.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.centralindia.aroapp.io:6443

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer sha256~LLnTlPcjcNjWsQRqnSyTn99LSvxwQdm47gaiEdZJa20" "https://api.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.centralindia.aroapp.io:6443/apis/user.openshift.io/v1/users/~

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Login to the Web Console and CLI on CRC

crc console --credentials
eval $(crc oc-env)
oc login -u kubeadmin -p <password> --insecure-skip-tls-verify

Copy the admin URL and kubeadmin credentials → open in browser.

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✅ Step 2: Understand Projects (Namespaces)

🔹 List All Projects:

oc get projects

🔹 Create Your Own:

oc new-project demo-app

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✅ Step 3: Deploy Your First Application

oc get images
oc new-app --name=my-java-app registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/openjdk-8-runtime@sha256:00cf28cf9a6c427962f922855a6cc32692c760764ce2ce7411cf605dd510367f
oc expose svc/my-java-app


oc get imagestreams -n openshift
oc new-app --name=my-httpd --image-stream=openshift/httpd
oc expose svc/my-httpd
oc get route my-httpd

Test in browser using the exposed route.

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✅ Step 4: Work with the Developer Console

1. Go to the Web Console → Developer View
2. Switch to demo-app project
3. Click +Add → Use “Container Image”
4. Search for image like node:latest, php:8.2-apache, or quay.io/...

This gives visual understanding of how apps, builds, and deployments connect.

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✅ Step 5: Build from Source (Git to Deployment)

🔹 Deploy from Git (Node.js example):

oc new-app https://github.com/sclorg/nodejs-ex.git

🔹 Monitor:

oc get builds
oc logs -f bc/nodejs-ex

🔹 Access:

oc expose svc/nodejs-ex
oc get route

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✅ Step 6: Scale Applications

🔹 Increase Pods:

oc scale --replicas=3 deployment/nginx

🔹 Check Pods:

oc get pods -o wide

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✅ Step 7: Access Pod Shell & Logs

oc rsh <pod-name>
oc logs <pod-name>

Use this for debugging and viewing container state.

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✅ Step 8: Set Resource Limits

oc set resources deployment nginx \
  --limits=cpu=500m,memory=256Mi \
  --requests=cpu=200m,memory=128Mi

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✅ Step 9: Understand and Apply YAML

1. Export a deployment: oc get deployment nginx -o yaml > nginx.yaml
2. Edit and apply: oc apply -f nginx.yaml

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✅ Step 10: Use Secrets and ConfigMaps

🔹 Create ConfigMap:

oc create configmap app-config --from-literal=ENV=prod

🔹 Create Secret:

oc create secret generic app-secret --from-literal=DB_PASS=admin123

🔹 Mount or Inject via ENV in deployment YAML.

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✅ Step 11: OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton)

1. In OperatorHub, install OpenShift Pipelines Operator
2. Create:
   • PipelineResource
   • Task
   • Pipeline
3. Use the developer console’s Pipelines view to build CI/CD

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✅ Step 12: Monitor with Web UI

• Use Observe → Metrics
• View Dashboard, Topology, and Builds
• Use Pod terminal from console

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✅ Step 13: Delete a Project

oc delete project demo-app

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📚 Bonus Tips:

Feature	CLI Command
List all Pods	oc get pods
View events	oc get events
Port Forward	oc port-forward svc/nginx 8080:80
RoleBinding	oc adm policy add-role-to-user admin developer
Enable Dev View	Use toggle in OpenShift console UI

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🧪 Practice Ideas:

• Deploy a multi-container app with mysql + wordpress
• Create blue-green deployments
• Use Tekton pipeline to auto-deploy from GitHub

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