OpenShift Morsels: recreate deployment strategy
Next two days, lets have a look at deployment strategies. Not much choice here, but on day #17 we will have a look at the recreate strategy.
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OpenShift Morsels: check and grant roles
Continuing the topic of inspecting permissions in the projects on day #16
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OpenShift Morsels: check permissions in project
On day #15 we will take a look at the complementary actions that give you an overview on permissions from different perspective.
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OpenShift Morsels: check your user’s permissions
On day #14 lets have a look how to discover what permissions are granted to our account.
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OpenShift Morsels: login as a service account
On day #13 a little trick that allows you to login as a service account.
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OpenShift Morsels: displaying more information using go template
On day #12 an alternative to json path - go templates.
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OpenShift Morsels: displaying more information using json path
Day #11. There are several ways to display information about OpenShift objects. Today a post about the JSON path.
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OpenShift Morsels: oc port-forward – troubleshooting your application
A simple feature that simplifies life on day #10. Exposing pods' ports locally
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Learning Scala: Scala Exercises
Do you know that feeling when you find a tool that you need right at the time you need it? This happened to me when I discovered Scala Exercises. I already knew Scala, but was looking for examples of usage of functional programming libraries like cats or doobie, shapeless for type level programming.
Scala Exercises are like interactive documentation with lots of examples, where you can directly test your intuitions and understanding of the library.
There is no need to setup anything locally, everything happens on the internet, so starting with it is immediate.
Have a look at Scala Exercises. You may also be interested in checking out the website of the authors 47 degrees. They are very active in Scala community and it is worth checking their latest activity.