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Revision as of 15:13, November 12, 2018
Deploying Web Services and Applications
After you install Docker and Kubernetes, follow the steps on this page to deploy Web Services and Applications.
- Create a Bintray account. Bintray is a fully-fledged repository for Docker images, and works seamlessly with the Docker client. The Docker image for Web Services and Applications is stored in a Bintray repository.
- Follow the Bintray documentation to pull the Docker image for Web Services and Applications.
- Deploying with bash scripts
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