Katacoda Scenarios for Iotics products.
Visit https://docs.iotics.com for more documentation on using Iotics and https://www.iotics.com/ for the overview.
This repository is no longer maintained and may be deleted without warning in the future.
- Fork https://github.com/Iotic-Labs/katacoda-scenarios
- Sign up at Katacoda using your GitHub ID
- Link Katacoda and your GitHub repo using: https://www.katacoda.com/profile/create-first-scenario/git
- Learn basics about creating scenarios: https://www.katacoda.community/
- Add/Update Iotics scenarios, trigger the webhook in your GitHub repo and observe changes in https://katacoda.com/your-user-id
In order run the example code in the Python shell, as opposed to the default shell, there is install-sdk.sh foreground script which runs python -i /tmp/init.py.
This runs the init.py (a scenario asset) which installs dependencies in Python and keeps the Python interactive shell open.
We would prefer to provide a pre-built Docker image ("Katacoda environment") with all the dependencies in it.
But custom Katacoda environments are only available with Katacoda subscription.
- https://www.katacoda.community/environments.html
- https://github.com/katacoda/scenario-examples/tree/main/environments
Therefore the dependencies are configured via assets.
Iotics is in the process to open-source the iotics-lib-identity Python package and publish it to pypi. But until that is done, there is a workaround in place. The package is embedded in the scenario as an asset and install-sdk.sh foreground script waits for the assets to be uploaded and init.py then installs the package and other Python dependencies.
- https://katacoda.com
- https://www.katacoda.community
- https://github.com/katacoda/scenario-examples
- https://github.com/portworx/katacoda-scenarios
- Katacoda
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- Python
- Shell
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