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‎instruqt-tracks/building-quarkus-app-consuming-microsoftsql-server-running-on-redhat-enterprise-linux/01-01-quarkus-cli-setup/assignment.md

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## Quarkus CLI Install
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In this lab we will install the Quarkus CLI in lab & with the help of Quarkus cli execute the CRUD application.
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tabs:
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- title: Terminal 1
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- id: 0aiebxebzrn7
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title: Terminal 1
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type: terminal
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hostname: rhel
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title: Terminal 2
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type: terminal
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- title: Terminal 3
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type: terminal
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- title: Visual Editor
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type: code
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hostname: rhel
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path: /root
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difficulty: intermediate
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timelimit: 1000
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---

‎instruqt-tracks/building-quarkus-app-consuming-microsoftsql-server-running-on-redhat-enterprise-linux/02-join-red-hat-developer-portal/assignment.md

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---
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slug: join-red-hat-developer-portal
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id: pgt5v8qglym5
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type: challenge
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title: Join Red Hat Developer at no cost
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teaser: Join Red Hat Developer at no cost
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- id: fy7pisgvegbo
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title: Red Hat Login
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type: browser
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hostname: rhd-login
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difficulty: ""
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---
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Before you proceed with the next challenge, please take a moment to register for Red Hat Developer. If you already have a Red Hat account, you can use the same login credentials.
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This will help us assess user satisfaction and enable us to provide more curated content.
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Click on the `Check` button at the bottom once you have registered or logged in.

‎instruqt-tracks/building-quarkus-app-consuming-microsoftsql-server-running-on-redhat-enterprise-linux/02-join-red-hat-developer-portal/check-rhd-login

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#!/bin/bash
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set -euxo pipefail
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echo 'logincheck'
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if [ "${LOGGEDIN-0}" = "1" ]; then
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echo 'loggedin'
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exit 0
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fi
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rm -f /home/user/checkResult.json
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rm -f /home/user/checkError.txt
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echo 'dropdown check'
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echo '{"location":{"conditions":[{"url":"redhat.com","condition":"contains"}]},"innerText":[{"selector":"html \u003e body","value":"Please click on Check button in the bottom right of your screen to continue with the Lab."}]}' > /home/user/checkAssets.json
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until [ -f /home/user/checkResult.json ]; do
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sleep 1
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done
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if grep "SUCCESS" /home/user/checkResult.json; then
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echo 'account dropdown'
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exit 0
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fi
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rm -f /home/user/checkResult.json
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rm -f /home/user/checkAssets.json
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rm -f /home/user/checkError.txt
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echo 'email check'
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echo '{"location":{"conditions":[]},"innerText":[{"selector":"html \u003e body","value":"Email address verification"}]}' > /home/user/checkAssets.json
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until [ -f /home/user/checkResult.json ]; do
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sleep 1
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done
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cat /home/user/checkResult.json
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if grep "SUCCESS" /home/user/checkResult.json; then
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echo 'email validation'
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exit 0
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fi
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fail-message "Please login and click 'Check' button."
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exit 1

‎instruqt-tracks/building-quarkus-app-consuming-microsoftsql-server-running-on-redhat-enterprise-linux/03-database-setup/assignment.md

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---
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slug: database-setup
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type: challenge
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title: Topic 2 - Install Microsoft SQL Server on RHEL
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## Microsoft SQL Server Installation & Setup
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To begin with install Microsoft SQL Server on RHEL (locally), here are the steps to do it.
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2.1. **Install Microsoft SQL Server**
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Download SQL Server Preview Red Hat repository configuration file.
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sudo curl -o /etc/yum.repos.d/mssql-server.repo https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/8/mssql-server-2019.repo
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```
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mssql-conf setup using its full path and follow the prompts to set the SA password and choose your edition.
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MicrosoftSQL is successfully installed & TestDB database creation done. Click on **Next** now.

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