Learning IBM Bluemix

Name: Learning IBM Bluemix | Demystify Application Development on Cloud Platform by Leveraging the Power of IBM Bluemix
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Demystify Application Development on Cloud Platform by Leveraging the Power of IBM Bluemix

Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan(Autor*in)

Packt Publishing

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Erschienen am 25. Oktober 2016

382 Seiten

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Demystify application development on cloud platform by leveraging the power of IBM BluemixAbout This BookThe first book in the market that discusses the power of IBM BluemixShows developers how to develop and deploy applications on the cloud platform using IBM BluemixA comprehensive guide to help you get started with IBM Bluemix also featuring samples applicationsWho This Book Is ForThis book is aimed at developers seeking to learn application development and deployment methods on IBM Bluemix. A basic knowledge of Java and Node.js is assumed.What You Will LearnDiscover IBM Bluemix as a PaaS platform and learn about its three delivery modelsDevelop and deploy a &quote;Hello World&quote; application on IBM Bluemix using the Cloud Foundry command line utility and the Bluemix consoleExtend your application by using the API or services provided by IBM BluemixUnderstand microservices architecture and learn how to develop a sample application based on microservices architecture, using IBM BluemixLearn how to leverage on-premise software and build an application on IBM BluemixScale and monitor an application on IBM BluemixExplore the compute options on IBM Bluemix and work with each of themBuild a mobile client application using Mobile services on IBM BluemixIn DetailIBM Bluemix is an open standard platform for building, running, and managing applications on the cloud. With Bluemix, developers can build innovative applications using various compute options and value added services , developers can also manage the application lifecycle using the platform provided DevOps services.Learning IBM Bluemix will take you on a journey from the basics of IBM Bluemix to working with the platform to developing and deploying of modern applications. The sample application use cases employed in the book will introduce you to the transformative nexus of cloud, mobile, and security, all enabled through capabilities provided out-of-the-box by IBM Bluemix. By the end of the book, you will have understood the benefits and use cases for IBM Bluemix, and will possess the skills to further explore the platform and thus develop, deploy, and secure your own innovative, new-age applications.Style and approachThis comprehensive, step-by-step guide to learning IBM Bluemix will cover everything that is required to build, deploy, manage, and secure an application on the cloud.

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Cover
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Saying Hello to IBM Bluemix
Understanding cloud service delivery models
Getting a step closer to understanding IBM Bluemix
Understanding the Bluemix architecture
Familiarizing yourself with Bluemix deployment models
Public Bluemix
Dedicated Bluemix
Local Bluemix
Getting an account on public Bluemix
Understanding the Bluemix dashboard
Key dashboard or Bluemix UI concepts
Account details
Organization
Managing your organization
Space
Creating your own Space
Managing your Space
Region
Summary
Chapter 2: Building and Deploying Your First Application on IBM Bluemix
Cloud Foundry command line utility
Installing the Cloud Foundry command-line utility
Log in to Bluemix using cf cli
Log in to your Bluemix account
Building your first Hello World application and deploying it on Bluemix
Understanding some more Bluemix concepts
Creating your Hello World application on Bluemix using a boilerplate
Updating your application on Bluemix
Downloading the source files for your starter or Hello World application
Summary
Chapter 3: Extending an Application and Configuring for Continuous Delivery Using DevOps Services
DevOps services and the delivery pipeline
Configuring the delivery pipeline for your application
Creating the sample application
Learning to wire applications using Node-RED
The ibmiot node
The debug node
The function node
The switch node
The template node
Configuring continuous delivery for your application
Editing the source using a web editor
Extending the application
Summary
Chapter 4: Leveraging On-Premise Software for Applications on Bluemix
Services under the Integrate category
Creating an application on Bluemix
Wiring and configuring the flow
Downloading and installing MongoDB
Starting the MongoDB daemon and working with MongoDB
Creating the Secure Gateway service instance
Configuring the Secure Gateway service instance
Summary
Chapter 5: Scaling Applications in Bluemix
Overview of scaling types supported in Bluemix
Vertical scaling
Horizontal scaling
Creating an application to scale on Bluemix
Configuring a load test for your application
Creating the BlazeMeter service instance
Creating the load test
Manually scaling your application
Scaling your application using the Auto-Scaling service in Bluemix
Creating the Auto-Scaling service instance
Binding the Auto-Scaling service instance to your application
Defining the scaling policy for your application
Summary
Chapter 6: Monitoring and Management in Bluemix
Overview of monitoring and management services in Bluemix
Monitoring and Analytics service
Creating the Monitoring and Analytics service instance
Simulating events in your application
New Relic service
Creating the New Relic service instance
Binding the New Relic service to your application
Configuring the application to send events to the New Relic service
Simulating events in your application
Viewing reports in the New Relic dashboard for your monitored application
Summary
Chapter 7: Compute Options on Bluemix
Cloud Foundry applications
Working with the eclipse plugin for Bluemix
Installing the eclipse plugin for Bluemix
Importing your Cloud Foundry application to Eclipse
Updating your application in Eclipse
Deploying updates to Bluemix using the Eclipse plugin
Containers
Creating an IBM Container with an existing image
Before you begin
Installing Docker
Installing Cloud Foundry CLI
Installing the IBM Containers Cloud Foundry plugin
Creating a container using the Bluemix dashboard
Working with the CF plugin for IBM Containers
Virtual servers
OpenWhisk
Installing the OpenWhisk CLI
Creating the trigger source for our demonstration
Creating an action
Creating a rule
Testing a rule
Summary
Chapter 8: Security Services on Bluemix
Overview of the security services in the Bluemix catalog
Access Trail security service
Creating the Access Trail service instance
Working with the Access Trail service
Single Sign On security service
Creating a Single Sign On service instance
Configuring the identity sources in Single Sign On
Configuring the cloud directory
Configuring LinkedIn as an identity source
Configuring Google+ as an identity source
Create an application which will use the Single Sign On authentication service
Modify the sample application to enable the use of the Single Sign On service
Integrating the Single Sign On service with your application
Seeing it all work together
Summary
Chapter 9: Microservices-based Application Development on Bluemix
Understanding the microservices architecture pattern
Developing a microservices-based application on Bluemix
Microservice 1
Microservice 3
Microservice 2
Wiring and configuring the flow
Seeing it all work together
Summary
Chapter 10: Mobile Application Development on Bluemix
Mobile category services
Creating a mobile application
Creating a mobile project
Running the application on an Android emulator
Integrating Push Notifications to the application
Creating the Push Notifications service instance
Configuring the Push Notifications service instance
Integrating the Push Notifications service with an application
Sending Push Notifications to your application
Summary
Index

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