install.sh
or curl || bash
something to your machine.You will need docker installed on your machine, or a place you can used the docker run
commands.
These will be from the smallest to the largest pulls. Please pay attention to the class you are in if you don’t know which to use. Otherwise, each of these should fit your use case when using the IBM Cloud.
This container is everything you need for the Kube101 class. It is as stripped down as possible and only gives you the minimal of what you need.
docker run -it jjasghar/ibm-cloud-cli
Based off of Alpine, it has the following to interface with the IBM Cloud. If you have any suggestions or thoughts, don’t hesitate to PR here.
ibmcloud
container-service
container-registry
kubectl
This container is everything you need for the Kube101 and Istio101 class.
docker run -it jjasghar/ibm-cloudnative-tools
It is based off of Debian, and the following to interface with the IBM Cloud. If you have any suggestions or thoughts, don’t hesitate to PR here.
git
helm
ibmcloud
istioctl
kubectl
nano
This is the container with every integration I could find to talk to the IBM Cloud.
docker run -it jjasghar/ibm-cloud-tools
It is based off of Debian, and the following are all included in this container. If you have any suggestions or thoughts, don’t hesitate to PR here.
git
helm
ibmcloud
istioctl
kubectl
nano
slcli
terraform
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