React JS App to integrate with Red Hat OpenShift
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a production-ready React front-end that now needs to live, breathe, and scale inside Red Hat OpenShift. All the core UI work is finished; what I need is a specialist who can take the codebase, containerise it correctly, wire it into OpenShift, and prove that everything behaves as expected once deployed.
Here’s the journey I’d like you to lead:
• Container build and optimisation: create a lightweight, repeatable image that follows OpenShift best practices.
• Seamless deployment: get the app running in my OpenShift project with proper routes, config maps, and environment variables.
• Validation: demonstrate full connectivity between the React front-end and the OpenShift cluster, including smoke tests that show assets load, API calls resolve, and the UI renders error-free.
I have cluster access ready, along with existing Dockerfiles and a basic Helm chart, but they still need refinement. You’re free to use whatever workflow you prefer—Jest for quick checks, Cypress for end-to-end, or simple health probes—so long as the end result proves stability in OpenShift.
Deliverable is a working deployment plus concise setup notes so my team can replicate the process on additional environments. If you’ve tuned React apps on OpenShift before, I’d love to see it in action.
Here’s the journey I’d like you to lead:
• Container build and optimisation: create a lightweight, repeatable image that follows OpenShift best practices.
• Seamless deployment: get the app running in my OpenShift project with proper routes, config maps, and environment variables.
• Validation: demonstrate full connectivity between the React front-end and the OpenShift cluster, including smoke tests that show assets load, API calls resolve, and the UI renders error-free.
I have cluster access ready, along with existing Dockerfiles and a basic Helm chart, but they still need refinement. You’re free to use whatever workflow you prefer—Jest for quick checks, Cypress for end-to-end, or simple health probes—so long as the end result proves stability in OpenShift.
Deliverable is a working deployment plus concise setup notes so my team can replicate the process on additional environments. If you’ve tuned React apps on OpenShift before, I’d love to see it in action.
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Cloud Computing
Docker
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Frontend Development
Kubernetes
DevOps
API Testing
Containerization