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This repository represents the parent entity (Catalogue) hosting a series (categories) of labs and tutorials of different topics/technologies.
The table below collects the labs currently available and the articles in Red Hat Developers they're based on.
Follow the link to the article to run the lab you're interested in.
| Lab Name | Preview in GitHub | Article |
|---|---|---|
| Try OpenShift AI and integrate with Apache Camel | preview | link |
| Tool Up your LLM with Apache Camel on OpenShift | preview | link |
You can run the catalogue from Red Hat's Developer Sandbox, a free OpenShift environment that lets you build and deploy cloud-native applications using only your web browser.
To launch this catalogue first you need to access the Developer Sandbox, read the article below to help you enter the environment:
From the Developer Sandbox, follow the steps shown in the animated image below:
- From OpenShift's web console, click the Applications icon as shown above (marked 1).
- Select Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces (2).
You will be prompted to log in and Authorize Access; select the "Allow selected permissions" option. - When the Create Workspace dashboard in OpenShift Dev Spaces opens, copy the URL address of this Git repository.
Then, paste it into the Git Repo URL field (3). - Click Create & Open (4).
- When the workspace finishes provisioning and the IDE opens, click the deployable Endpoints accordion (5).
- Then, click on the icon (6), which opens the tutorial in a new browser tab.
- You can then choose a tutorial from the catalogue to start working.