IBM Bluemix: Creating a Git Project
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The document provides instructions for creating a project in Bluemix, syncing it with GitHub, and inviting friends. It explains how to log in to Bluemix and Jazz Hub, create a new private project to store Dockerfiles without deploying the application, view the project overview which resembles a GitHub view, set up Git to commit and pull files, and invite members by clicking on the Members section.
IBM Bluemix: Creating a Git Project
- 1. Bluemix Create a Project / Sync with Github / Invite Friends
- 2. Bluemix • Jazz Hub • https://hub.jazz.net/ • Bluemix Console • https://console.ng.bluemix.net/ • Start with the Jazz Hub • Login or Signup • Create an IBM id if needed
- 3. Login • Sign on with your IBM id • Note: as of April 2015, IBM employees should not use their Intranet id to logon
- 4. Login
- 5. Dashboard • My Projects dashboard • I already have several projects (client project names are blurred out) • I’m going to create a new project
- 6. Create a Project • I’m going to create a private project to commit Dockerfiles (and associated resources) • I don’t need to deploy this application to Bluemix • The Dockerfiles will be synced, built locally and then deployed in a later step • I will create a Git repository
- 7. Create
- 8. Overview • View the new project • If you have used Github in the past, this is a familiar view • Set up command-line Git • The Git URL is available in the upper-right of the project
- 9. Sync • This is standard Git • Commit, pull, merge files, etc
- 10. Inviting Friends • Click on Members in the left-hand nav