I've read Bluemix local documentation https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/local/index.html#local.
It's not clear if Bluemix Local supports Docker containers or not.
-thanks in advance
Bluemix Local does not support Docker containers at this time. For questions like this about Bluemix platform capabilities, the best place is IBM developerWorks Answers. Stack Overflow is intended for technical programming questions.
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I plan to use IBM Cloud to deploy an application from Shanghai.
Is there any limitation for IBM Cloud in China? Can anyone confirm whether the platform is available without a VPN?
IBM Cloud will totally work in China and it will work without VPN as well. The only thing probably need to noted is the closest IAAS data center is located in Japan. hope this help
I am working on IBM Bluemix Blockchain. I realized that IBM only offers 4 peers for a very expensive package (see attached image). Tried to read through glossaries and key terms but still got confused. I suppose that it is not relevant to peer concept in p2p network. Wish someone here can help me to answer my question.
The peers in the IBM Bluemix Blockchain offering are 4 peers on a peer-to-peer network. They are included in the free Blockchain starter developer plan, as well as the High-Security Business Network plan that you reference. See the Blockchain entry in the Bluemix Catalog.
As this question is not about programming, there is a good chance it will be voted down or removed. See What topics can I ask about here? You can ask questions about the Bluemix offerings at IBM developerWorks Answers.
IBM Bluemix Blockchain is a hosted version of Hyperledger fabric. (Both versions 0.6 and 1.0 alpha are supported; the latter only as a free "preview".) Consequently, you should check out the fabric documentation. Your question is answered by the project Glossary: a peer is "A network entity that maintains a ledger and runs chaincode containers in order to perform read/write operations to the ledger. Peers are owned and maintained by members." Hyperledger fabric documentation - Glossary
And I agree that this is not a good question here.
I want to use chainer on Bluemix.
Can someone provide me how to install chainer on bluemix ?
Your best bet is to start with the Chainer docs. As far as installation on the Bluemix platform, that would depend on which Bluemix services you want to invoke, such as Watson Conversation, and what you want to do with them.
Stack Overflow is for specific programming questions once you are actually working with a tool or framework such as Chainer. Please take a look at What topics can I ask about here?
If I were to setup IBM Bluemix local, what are the operating systems that can support the Bluemix software?
Been trying to look for answers in the internet but always end up frustrated because I can't find any answer. Even Bluemix site did not mention what is the OS requirement in setting up Bluemix.
Bluemix Local is not a software product that you can install in your own operating system. It runs in your environment but it is still a subscription.
The Bluemix Local install is only performed by IBM and it is an automated deployment of many virtual servers. It is also a managed offering, meaning that you don't have access to the operating system on those virtual machines. All the maintenance tasks are executed by IBM through a secure connection and a mechanism called Relay.
I guess you probably saw this link before, but the infrastructure requirements are described here: https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/local/index.html#localinfra
I think you may need Bluemix Support team to help you build the Bluemix local environment, Bluemix local is a cloud platform as a service that need to build on your infrastructure as a service.
I am exploring IBM Bluemix platform and checking whether it support IBM PMQ as a Predictive Analytics service in Bluemix.
Or it is not added to Bluemix suite.
The Bluemix platform includes an IBM Predictive Analytics service. For details, you can log into bluemix.net and search the Catalog. You can ask follow-up questions about IBM products or offerings at IBM developerWorks Answers. Stack Overflow is for technical programming questions.