https://github.com/redhat-middleware-workshops/devsandbox-catalog-template

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• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/redhat-middleware-workshops/devsandbox-catalog-template
• Owner: RedHat-Middleware-Workshops
• Created: 2023-08-22T14:37:47.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
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# Catalogue of tutorials for the Developer Sandbox

> **Note**


This content was auto-generated from a git template. \

Update its contents accordingly.

## Introduction

This repository represents the parent entity (Catalogue) hosting a series (categories) of labs and tutorials of different topics/technologies.

The following article in _Red Hat Developers_ guides readers on how to get started to enjoy the learning material in the _Developer Sandbox_.

* https://developers.redhat.com/pending-to-update-url

    > **Note**


    When creating a new catalogue it is most recommended to author an article in _Red Hat Developers_ to promote the new collection.

## Contents

In these learning materials users will learn about ...

This catalogue contains the following learning series:

> **Note**


The list below was auto-generated, update its contents accordingly.

* Camel Demo1 Labs

  * Brief description of labs included in this category.

* Camel Demo2 Labs

  * Brief description of labs included in this category.




## Running the Catalogue

You can run the catalogue from Red Hat's _Developer Sandbox_, a free _OpenShift_ environment that lets you build and deploy cloud-native applications using only your web browser.

To launch this catalogue first you need to access the _Developer Sandbox_, read the article below to help you enter the environment:

* How to access the Developer Sandbox

From the _Developer Sandbox_, follow the steps shown in the animated image below:

![Open the catalogue in Dev Spaces](/images/open-workspace.gif "Open the catalogue in Dev Spaces")

1. From _OpenShift_'s web console, click the Applications icon as shown above (marked 1).

1. Select _Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces_ (2). \

You will be prompted to log in and Authorize Access; select the "Allow selected permissions" option.

1. When the Create Workspace dashboard in _OpenShift Dev Spaces_ opens, copy the URL address of this Git repository. \

Then, paste it into the Git Repo URL field (3).

1. Click Create & Open (4).

1. When the workspace finishes provisioning and the IDE opens, click the deployable Endpoints accordion (5).

1. Then, click on the icon (6), which opens the tutorial in a new browser tab.

1. You can then choose a tutorial from the catalogue to start working.