< or direct:
https://access.redhat.com/downloads/content/290/ver=3.1/rhel---7/3.1.1.6/x86_64/product-downloads
Alternatively, i have copied them here:
http://bit.ly/ose3cli
**Installing the CLI tools**
The CLI is provided as compressed files that can be decompressed to any
directory. In order to make it simple for any user to access the OSE CLI, it is
recommended that it is made available in a directory mapped to the environment
variable called PATH from the OS.
- OSX and Linux:
Copy the binary to the /usr/local/bin directory.
- Windows:
a) Use oc.exe to open an OpenShift shell.
b) Download and install Notepad++ and install the JSON plugin or use
http://jsonlint.com/ to edit and validate JSON.
http://ammonsonline.com/formatted-json-in-notepad/
c) Configure your default editor to be Notepad++
**CLI basic configuration**
The easiest way to initially setup the OpenShift CLI is to use the "oc login"
command. It'll interactively ask you a server URL, username and password. The
information is automatically saved in a CLI configuration file that is then used
for subsequent commands.
To login to a remote server use:
$ oc login <hostname>:<port>
$ oc login -u <user> --server=https://<hostname>:8443 --insecure-skip-tls-verify=true
You can increase the Log levels for `oc` by adding `--loglevel=6` (6-8) to dump out what the command is doing.
**Curl is your friend**
You may find using `curl` easier than web browser based utilities (e.g. Postman etc)
http://curl.haxx.se/download.html
**Important For the Labs**
When you see "username" and/or a "domainname" - you will need to replace these with your environment specific ones !
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