Migrate VM-based applications to Kubernetes
For a detailed tutorial on moving VM-based applications to a Kubernetes cluster using Kubernetes services, check out Moving VM-based applications to Kubernetes. This tutorial guides you through storing application pod data in Cloud Database Service, enabling Cloud Database to easily configure and manage Database as a Service (DBaaS) with built-in backup and scaling.
Modern web applications with MEAN stack
Create modern web applications using the MEAN stack by using Databases for MongoDB. You'll learn how to run the MEAN starter template locally, create and use a managed database as a service (DBasS), deploy the application to the IBM Cloud, and scale database resources.
Scale workloads in shared and private VPC environments
In the Scaling workloads in shared and dedicated VPC environments tutorial, use Databases for PostgreSQL to set up isolated workloads in shared (multitenant) and private (single-tenant) environments.
Cloud database tutorial
Deploy and connect to the cloud database instance
This tutorial guides you through the process of deploying a cloud database instance and connecting it to a web front end. These values are then stored in a database running on the cloud database. The database infrastructure was installed using Terraform and the web application used the popular Express framework. You can then run the application locally or use Docker to run the application.
Sample Kubernetes service application
Cloud Database “Hello World” Kubernetes Tutorial This repository contains sample IBM Cloud® applications that show you how to connect a Cloud Database deployment to IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service applications written in a variety of programming languages.
Each Git branch of the examples repository corresponds to an example for a specific programming language. For example, when you click Branch, a Node branch appears with all the examples written in JavaScript using Node.js. The files in each folder correspond to databases or message queues.
