 Okay, let's get started by running OCNewApp with the sample pipeline. It's going to deploy a sample application with a front-end web application onto a database. What it's also going to do is going to auto-provision a Jenkins instance for us, and you can see it spinning up here. The deployment to the database and the sample application is running, but the pipeline will do what actually orchestrate the building of the front-end application, which we see is not running now, and then deploying the application. So Jenkins is up. We're moving over to the console here. Take a look at it. We see that the actual build config we just created has been synchronized over into Jenkins. So let's start up this OpenShift build, which will happen is actually kicking off this Jenkins job to perform this build. You can see then that the Jenkins slave is running there with a maven dash name. We can go over to the OpenShift name console. We can take a look quickly at what's running. We can see the pod running there, and then we can drill in and use the Jenkins pipeline view to take a look at that. But if we want to stay in the OpenShift console, we can hop over there. We can take a look at the specific build. We see the build is done. The deploy is running. The two front-end pods have been deployed, and it's just waiting for the ruts to become active, and then switching back into the overview, we can see there we have it. The two pods are running.