This is an sample PHP application that uses S3 for storage backend. You will need your AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and your AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY from your AWS account.

First Create your application providing your AWS keys as environment variables

user@host$ oc new-app openshift/php~https://github.com/christianh814/php-object-store.git --name=uploader 

Things to keep in mind:

• ose new-app Creates a new application on OSE3
• openshift/php This tells OSEv3 to use the PHP image stream provided by OSE
• Provide the git URL for the project
  • Syntax is imagestream~souce

Create your ~/ec2-creds file with your AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and your AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY variables set; and source them

user@host$ source ~/ec2-creds

Create a secret file using this information

user@host$ echo -n $AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID > /tmp/aws-access-key
user@host$ echo -n $AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY  > /tmp/aws-secret-key
user@host$ oc secrets new s3secret aws-access-key=/tmp/aws-access-key aws-secret-key=/tmp/aws-secret-key
user@host$ oc secrets add serviceaccounts/default secrets/s3secret
user@host$ oc volume dc/uploader --add --type=secret  --secret-name=s3secret -m /etc/secret

Expose the route (if it isn't already)

user@host$ oc expose svc/uploader

Set the Environment variable for your bucketname (triggers a new deployment)

user@host$ oc env dc/uploader S3_STORAGE_BUCKET=openshift-objstore-demo

Scale up as you wish

user@host$ oc scale --replicas=3 dc/uploader