Deploy a Serverless App for Image Processing
In this project you will learn about Serverless Computing, will practice deploying a real application to a serverless environment based on IBM Cloud Code Engine powered by Kubernetes and Knative open source projects.
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Language
- English
Topic
- Computer Science & Information Technology
Enrollment Count
- 1.37K
Skills You Will Learn
- Image Processing, Serverless Computing, cloud computing, IBM Cloud, Kubernetes
Offered By
- IBM
Estimated Effort
- 1 hour
Platform
- SkillsNetwork
Last Update
- April 14, 2024
About This Guided Project
In this project you will be using IBM Cloud Code Engine to deploy a simple app that creates thumbnails for photo images. The goal of the project is not to develop such app but to learn how to deploy any type of an app in to a modern serverless environment powered by Kubernetes and Knative, specifically, IBM Cloud Code Engine.
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Language
- English
Topic
- Computer Science & Information Technology
Enrollment Count
- 1.37K
Skills You Will Learn
- Image Processing, Serverless Computing, cloud computing, IBM Cloud, Kubernetes
Offered By
- IBM
Estimated Effort
- 1 hour
Platform
- SkillsNetwork
Last Update
- April 14, 2024
Instructors
Doug Davis
Software Architect, Technical Product Manager
Delivering the next generation container-based hosting platform for IBM Cloud. As both a Technical Product Manager and Architect, it's a very unique role in which I get the opportunity to shape the direction of the project from multiple perspectives. This allows me to leverage my expertise in cloud computing, open-source technologies and leadership roles in external organizations (such as the CNCF) to provide very broad perspectives in both internal and external activities.
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Leon Katsnelson
Director & CTO, IBM Developer Skills Network
I've had a very productive career in tech. I've touched many areas from mainframe, to manufacturing automation (IoT), to databases, big data, data science and AI, blockchain, and of course full stack and cloud-native development and DevOps. I started my career in test and QA, did quite a bit of development, product management, team leadership, and people management before becoming an executive. I had some great wins including bringing to market a billion $ product. And had some failures along the way. But throughout my career, one thing has always remained constant. I learned everything I could and used every chance I had to get a new skill. My goal in life is to help those who have an appetite for learning to acquire knowledge and skill to build their career or simply become better users of the latest tech.
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