

Open mms-secrets.json file and update the Ingress Subdomain in the jpetstoreurl field. Run ibmcloud cs cluster-get CLUSTER_NAME to get your Ingress Subdomain (make sure to replace CLUSTER_NAME with the name of the cluster you created above). # from jpetstore-kubernetes directory cd mmssearchĬp mms-secrets.json To manually deploy the demo, follow the below steps. This stage can only be triggered manually and will remove all resources created by the toolchain. Once the toolchain has completed, the applications will be available at and The toolchain includes a stage named UNINSTALL (manual).
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You will still need to manually configure Twilio as described in the Manual deployment section. Locate you Phone Number on the respective Twilo page.Ī toolchain has been created and automates deployment of the demo. Locate the Account SID and Auth Token from the API Credentials in the dashboard. Optionally visit Twilio, sign up for a free account and buy a number with MMS capabilities by creating a project/feature on the Dashboard. After creation, you will get a set of auto-generated service credentials. Visit IBM Cloud catalog and create a Watson Visual Recognition service (choose the Lite plan).

A Free cluster will not work because this demo uses Ingress resources.įollow the instructions in the Access tab of your cluster to gain access to your cluster using kubectl. Set up a cluster by going to the Kubernetes Service on IBM Cloud and provision a Standard Paid cluster (it might take up to 15 minutes to provision, so be patient). If you do not have Docker or Kubernetes tooling installed, see Setting up the IBM Cloud Developer Tools CLI. You will create a Kubernetes cluster, an instance of Watson Visual Recognition and an optional Twilio account (if you want to shop for pets using text messaging). IBMers can access the demo script and additional collateral from here.įollow the below steps to create IBM Cloud services and resources used in this demo.

