This repo contains two pieces to show case Python coding
- A simple program that displays “Hello, World!”. It's often used to illustrate the syntax of the language.
- A full CRUD Rest API service using FastAPI and PyMongo. This service is based on the original Mongo's pymongo tutorial
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Run Tasks -> devfile
Run the Hello World Program
Start pymongo-fastapi-crud app
Start mongosh-cli
show dbs use pymongo_tutorial show tables db.books.insertMany( [ { _id: '001', title: 'Openshift 101', author: 'Red Hat', synopsis: 'Learning Openshift' }, { _id: '002', title: 'Python in Action', author: 'Python', synopsis: 'Learning python' }, { _id: '003', title: 'Java in Action', author: 'Sun', synopsis: 'The Java programming language' } ] ) db.books.find()
If you need to connect a local client tool (eg. Mongo Compass) to the mongodb instance running inside your DevWorkspace Pod on Openshift, you can do that by
Note: you need to have the Openshift CLI tool
oc
in your system path. get an API toke by requesting https://oauth-openshift.apps.your-cluster-domain/oauth/token/request
oc login https://api.apps.your-cluster-domain:6443 --token='YOUR TOKEN HERE'
oc get svc
NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE
workspaced2ed88cfa73a4091-service ClusterIP 172.30.233.191 <none> 3030/TCP,27017/TCP,13131/TCP,13132/TCP,13133/TCP,8000/TCP 17m
oc port-forward service/workspaced2ed88cfa73a4091-service 27017:27017
Forwarding from 127.0.0.1:27017 -> 27017
Forwarding from [::1]:27017 -> 27017
Now you can connect using the URL mongodb://localhost:27017/