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odo

odo is a fast, iterative, and straightforward CLI tool for developers who write, build, and deploy applications on Kubernetes and OpenShift.

Existing tools such as kubectl and oc are more operations-focused and require a deep-understanding of Kubernetes and OpenShift concepts. odo abstracts away complex Kubernetes and OpenShift concepts for the developer.

Installing odo GitHub

Official odo Devfile Registry

odo has examples for multiple languages and frameworks. However, with Devfile, you can take any language or framework and deploy it.

Demo

Installing odo

Installing odo on macOS, Linux and Windows

Understanding odo

Understanding the concepts of odo

Deploying your first application using odo

Learn how to deploy an application using odo and Devfile

Devfile file reference

An overview of the Devfile yaml file format, learn how to customize your devfile.yaml file

Debugging applications in odo

Learn how to debug an application in odo CLI and IDE

Introduction to Operators

Deploying an Operator from Operator Hub using odo.

Installing Operators on minikube

Installing etcd Operator on minikube

Installing Service Binding Operator

Installing Service Binding Operator on OpenShift and Kubernetes

Migrating S2I (Source-to-Image) components to Devfile components

Use odo's built-in tool to convert your S2I deployment to devfile

Setting up a secure Devfile registry

Learn how to setup a secure private registry that only you or your team can access

Using persistent storage

Setup a storage volume for persistent data

Using Devfile lifecycle events within odo

Use Devfile lifecycle events to control each aspect of your component deployment

Architecture of odo

A general overview of the odo architecture

Managing environment variables

Manipulate both config and preference files to your liking

Configuring the odo CLI

Configure your terminal for autocompletion

odo CLI reference

An overview of all the CLI commands related to odo