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Prequisits

Install the the following Bluemix CLI and follow the folling steps to setup and control IBM Bluemix Containers:

# Install Kubernets CLI and Shell Autocompletion
$ brew install kubectl bash-completion@2 cloudfoundry/tap/cf-cli

# Login to your bluemix account
$ bx login

Get started

To get use to a Docker file, you first have to login to the Bluemix Console, and create a Cluster (A virtual Maschine).

Now, install a container service and get access to your cluster:

$ bx plugin install container-service -r Bluemix
$ bx cs init

# Match the shell to the cluser and copy and paste the export order to your console:
$ bx cs cluster-config CLUSTERID
$ export KUBECONFIG=/Users/YOURUSER/.bluemix/plugins/container-service/clusters/CLUSTERID/kube-config-par01-CLUSTERID.yml

# Verify connection and run the proxy
$ kubectl get nodes
$ kubectl proxy

Now you can access your cluster dashboard locally.

Install a Docker file

Follow the following steps: https://console.bluemix.net/docs/containers/cs_apps.html#cs_apps_cli

$ bx cs clusters          # list clusters
$ bx cs workers CLUSTERID # check cluster status
$ bx cls cluster...       # repeat the MATCH step from above

# Specify the organisation and space. You can access them in the Bluemix console in the upper right corner
$ bx target -o "ORGNAME" -s "YOUR SPACE"

# Get all services
$ bx service offerings
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