Step 1: Environment Setup Prerequisites Download files from the data folder of this repository. Sign up for DSX and Bluemix. You can use the existing dashDB service if you already have one.
Select Existing Services because they were created during the prerequisite step in Bluemix Helper video click View Raw Switch to the Data Assets tab and load the data files - churn.
If the Files menu is not displayed, click on the Data icon. If you don't see the menu, click on the Edit pencil icon to enter the edit mode. Follow instructions in the notebook. Note Service credentials information paste into Notepad. Load churn. Select Load into new table and accept all defaults.
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To deploy your application, certain requirements are to be followed to have your app successfully push and run in Bluemix. The first is to ensure that your application and all necessary files are packaged into a zip file. Within this distribution file, we included the latest build of our project using a Gradle Shadow plugin and our necessary supporting files and libraries such as firebase credentials and Bluemix service credentials that we integrated into our project in our case, MySQL and Object Storage.
After running the Bluemix distributions task, your application is now packaged into a zip file; first step done! Next, another crucial feature to include before pushing to bluemix is a manifest. When using the command line to push your project, application manifests instruct the command what to do with your application. It is very important that you include two pieces of instructions; the path to the zip file that you created in Step 1 and the Cloud Foundry Java Buildpack. The custom buildpack is important to include so that you can properly run your JVM application on Bluemix.
The manifest below shows proper conventions for your manifest. Finally, your application is ready to be pushed to bluemix. Once you push your project, your application will either successfully run or fail. If it is unable to run, use the following command to view logs and debug the issues:. One of the challenges in using IBM Bluemix to develop an application is using and linking Object Storage to your project. Object Storage can be used to store files and access them from your application.
For example, files can be uploaded from your application into Object Storage. You can also fetch them in your application from Object Storage. After initializing this service to your application via the Bluemix console, you will be provided with service credentials which will be used to gain access to your Object Storage instance.
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