Fred Bricon
Principal Software Engineer
Red Hat
location_on Canada
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After working as a Java EE consultant for more than 10 years, Fred joined the JBoss Tools team at Red Hat,
in 2011, to work on Maven, Project examples and more recently, OpenShift tooling.
Fred has been contributing to several Open Source projects, including, notably, at the Eclipse Foundation:
- Maven Integration for Eclipse Web Tools (m2e-wtp): Project Lead
- Maven Integration for Eclipse (m2e): Committer
Fred has presented several talks at EclipseCons in Europe and the US.
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Deploy microservices on OpenShift 3 with Red Hat Developer Studio
20 Mins
Demonstration
Beginner
In this heavily demo-focused presentation, we will see how you can, with Red Hat Developer Studio, an Eclipse based distribution, deploy some Docker-based microservices into an OpenShift 3 instance (Red Hat's Platform As A Service offering), running on Red Hat's Container Developement Kit.
This presentation is based on a microservices tutorial, the helloworld-msa project, available on github. You will learn how you can build Docker images, deploy and scale several communicating microservices, on OpenShift 3, without leaving Eclipse.
OpenShift 3 is based on top of Docker containers and the Kubernetes container cluster manager, and is completely open source. It allows developers to quickly develop, host, and scale applications in a cloud environment.
The local version of OpenShift 3 featured in this presentation is powered by Red Hat's Container Development Kit, which provides a pre-built Container Development Environment based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
This presentation will highlight some of the Eclipse tools Red Hat is developing or is contributing to, namely the OpenShift and Docker Tools.
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