 $OWC_ADMIN_USER --admin-pass $OWC_ADMIN_PASSWORD"

            # Add a file so that we do not run the same set up again and stamp
            # on the existing setup
            touch   $RUN_BEFORE_FLAG_FILE
          fi

          # Add trusted_domains so that can access with OwnCloud
          $SU_CMD_STEM "cd $OWC_DOCKER_WORKING_DIR &&  php occ config:system:set trusted_domains $num_trusted_domains --value=$(OWC_TRUSTED_IP)"
          num_trusted_domains=`expr $num_trusted_domains + 1`

          #Fire off the normal Docker startup
          $OWC_DOCKER_CMD

```


For this deployment to work, since we've hardcoded the "public" IP we want in the manifest, open and authenticate to the `Sandbox-Demo-Cluster-1` Kubernetes Dashboard.

Using the Kubernetes Dashboard, we can now deploy this App, click on `Create` at the top right of the Dashboard UI:
 ![](assets/images/dashboard-create.png)

In the blank field that opens, paste the entire JSON document we just copied then click `Upload`.
![](assets/images/dashboard-json.png)

(This is exactly like deploying Kubernetes applications and services from the `kubectl` command with `kubectl create -f <file.json>`, only doing it via the UI saves us from having to configure the desktop's local Kubernetes CLI.)

## Congratulations! You've created two clusters and deployed working applications!
Kubernetes was already an extremely powerful tool for fast, easy deployment and management of containerized applications. Now with Cisco Container Platform, the complexity and staffing requirements of building out and maintaining the Kubernetes infrastructure itself has been replaced by a provisioning API.

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#include <grpc++/async_server_context.h>

#include <grpc/grpc.h>
#include <grpc/support/log.h>
#include "src/cpp/proto/proto_utils.h"
#include <grpc++/config.h>
#include <grpc++/status.h>

namespace grpc {

AsyncServerContext::AsyncServerContext(
    grpc_call* call, const grpc::string& method, const grpc::string& host,
    system_clock::time_point absolute_deadline)
    : method_(method),
      host_(host),
      absolute_deadline_(absolute_deadline),
      request_(nullptr),
      call_(call) {}

AsyncServerContext::~AsyncServerContext() { grpc_call_destroy(call_); }

void AsyncServerContext::Accept(grpc_completion_queue* cq) {
  GPR_ASSERT(grpc_call_server_accept_old(call_, cq, this) == GRPC_CALL_OK);
  GPR_ASSERT(grpc_call_server_end_initial_metadata_old(
                 call_, GRPC_WRITE_BUFFER_HINT) == GRPC_CALL_OK);
}

bool AsyncServerContext::StartRead(grpc::protobuf::Message* request) {
  GPR_ASSERT(request);
  request_ = request;
  grpc_call_error err = grpc_call_start_read_old(call_, this);
  return err == GRPC_CALL_OK;
}

bool AsyncServerContext::StartWrite(const grpc::protobuf::Message& response,
                                    int flags) {
  grpc_byte_buffer* buffer = nullptr;
  GRPC_TIMER_MARK(SER_PROTO_BEGIN, call_->call());
  if (!SerializeProto(response, &buffer)) {
    return false;
  }
  GRPC_TIMER_MARK(SER_PROTO_END, call_->call());
  grpc_call_error err = grpc_call_start_write_old(call_, buffer, this, flags);
  grpc_byte_buffer_destroy(buffer);
  return err == GRPC_CALL_OK;
}

bool AsyncServerContext::StartWriteStatus(const Status& status) {
  grpc_call_error err = grpc_call_start_write_status_old(
      call_, static_cast<grpc_status_code>(status.code()),
      status.details().empty()? nullptr
                               : const_cast<char*>(status.details().c_str()),
      this);
  return err == GRPC_CALL_OK;
}

bool AsyncServerContext::ParseRead(grpc_byte_buffer* read_buffer) {
  GPR_ASSERT(request_);
  GRPC_TIMER_MARK(DESER_PROTO_BEGIN, call_->call());
  bool success = DeserializeProto(read_buffer, request_);
  GRPC_TIMER_MARK(DESER_PROTO_END, call_->call());
  request_ = nullptr;
  return success;
}

}  // namespace grpc
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