Tleyden.github.io Website Review

SOMETIMES AWESOME THINGS HAPPEN IN DE*P RABBIT HOLES. OR NOT. This will walk you through getting up and running from scratch with Apache OpenWhisk on OSX, and setting up an Action Sequence where the output of one OpenWhisk Action is fed into the input of the next Action. ==> default:     message: hello ==> default: } within Docker, but ran into an error (see Disqus comment), and so here’s how I worked around it. First create a simple Go program and cross compile it. Save the following to exec.go:   sess, err := session.NewSession(&aws.Config{       Credentials: credentials.NewCredentials(           &credentials.StaticProvider{Value: credentials.Value{               AccessKeyID:     params.AwsAccessKeyId,               SecretAccessKey: params.AwsSecretAccessKey,           }},   listUsersOutput, err := svc.ListUsers(listUsersInput)   if err != nil {       panic(fmt.Sprintf(Error listing users: %v, err))   }   outputBytes, err := json.Marshal(result)   if err != nil {       panic(fmt.Sprintf(Error marshalling outputBytes: %v, err))   } Build and package into docker image, and push up to docker hub         IsTruncated: false,         Marker: null,                 UserId: AIDAHGJJK87878KKW,                 UserName: [email protected] Under the PERMISSIONS control panel section for the database, choose GENERATE A NEW API KEY. At this point I swiched to the OpenWhisk on Bluemix, and do*nloaded the wsk cli from the Bluemix website, and configure it with my api key You can get your Bluemix Org name (maybe the first part of your email address by default) and BlueMix space (dev by default) from the It didn’t work according to the docs, and no bindings were created even though I had created a Cloudant database in the Bluemix admin I retried the package bind command that had failed earlier: