Creating
a Domain in OpenShift
An OpenShift Online domain forms part
of an application's URL and is unique to an account. A domain needs to be
created before deploying an application.
Once
the configuration of OpenShift is done, we need to then create a Domain name to host the application in and
the application itself.
Once we install
all the necessary packages , we will get tools like rhc which helps in
communicating directly with OpenShift.
Before creating
domains and loading our application, we need to create a account with
OpenShift. I have created a account with OpenShift.
[root@vx111a
rubygems-2.2.2]# rhc domain create -n fundomain
You have not yet
configured the OpenShift client tools. Please run 'rhc setup'.
Creating domain
'fundomain' ... Login to openshift.redhat.com:
jagadesh.manchala@gmail.com
Password:
***********
done
You may now
create an application using the 'rhc create-app' command
See What Domains
Exist
[root@vx111a rubygems-2.2.2]# rhc domain show
You have not yet configured the OpenShift client tools. Please
run 'rhc setup'.
Login to openshift.redhat.com: jagadesh.manchala@gmail.com
Password: ***********
Domain fundomain (owned by jagadesh.manchala@gmail.com)
-------------------------------------------------------
Created: 5:19 PM
ID: 537de4445973ca6cf70000b2
Allowed Gear Sizes:
small
The domain fundomain exists but has no applications. You can use
'rhc
create-app' to create a new application.
Rename a Domain
rhc domain rename Old_Domain_Name
New_Domain_Name
Delete a Domain
rhc domain destroy -n <Domain name> -l
<username>
More to Come , Happy Learning
hi jagadesh,
ReplyDeleteThis is very useful and excellent blog. I have some doubts on openshift.
please reply me if you are intrest to help me to clear those doubts.
Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge..