Overview
Use cloud-native apps to meet customers’ expectations
A telco company determines that its top priority is meeting customers where they are—on their devices. The development team starts by building a mobile app that allows customers to pay bills and see usage data. The team also decides to build this app in the cloud. This will keep their costs down and provide the ability to update the app easily when customers ask for additional features.
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Testimonial
“Technology has revolutionized this industry by transforming the way of doing things and achieving experience customization. As technology evolves and we are able to listen to what our customers ask us, the more we can offer unique experiences. IBM, with its technology, helps us achieve that goal.”
– Mateo Ramón, Chief Information Officer, Grupo Piñero
Tour
1. Build a local front-end app
1. Build a local front-end app
The team starts with a prebuilt Node.js stack and customizes it to fit their requirements. They deploy it locally.
2. Connect to a local back end
2. Connect to a local back end
The team selects a prebuilt app for the back end. They customize the code, deploy it locally and connect it to the front-end app.
3. Deploy on Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud®
3. Deploy on Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud®
Using a prebuilt pipeline, the team deploys the application to Red Hat® OpenShift® container platform. This makes it available for customers to use.
Components
Accelerators for cloud-native development
Prebuilt application stacks that enable faster, high-quality development and governance.
Red Hat OpenShift
A single Kubernetes platform for development, integration and release management.
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