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# Getting Started with OpenShift for Developers - Java Edition

## Home Room
Use this link to gain access to the work shop environment:
https://homeroom-labs.apps.cluster-672b.672b.sandbox691.opentlc.com/

## User Accounts - openshift

| USER   | NAME   |
| ------ | ------ |
| user1  | Kiran       |
| user2  |   Edmond     |
| user3  |        |
| user4  | Meredith       |
| user5  |        |
| user6  |        |
| user7  |Stacey  |
| user8  |        |
| user9  |Ravi        |
| user10 |Michael |
| user11 |Sravan        |
| user12 |        |
| user13 |        |
| user14 |        |
| user15 |        |
| user17 |        |
| user18 |  Alex      |
| user19 |  Mary  |
| user20 |  Alex  |


## Gotchas / Things to be aware of
- When deploying Java code select the openJDK11-ubi8 image
- Instantiating Mongodb template may error saying in already exists
- When applying labels make sure to switch context to apply each label before adding more
- If you want to see the self healing happening either "ctl + c" after sending the delete command and quickly execute an "oc get pods" or run a "watch oc get pods" in the bottom console. Be sure to exit this watch with "ctl + c" before moving on.
- RBAC section - if you're going to create the role binding from the console -  Workload -> Deployments -> click into the parksmap deployment -> click on the NameSpace
- When you navigate to gogs make sure you sign in by clicking sign in up in the top right corner
- When applying health checks click the check mark at the bottom of the Readiness Probe or Liveness Prob form to apply the changes before clicking Add

