<p>DevOps MOOC: Lesson 3 Homework Homework for this lesson consists of two exercises you will complete using things you learned in the lesson. Before You Begin: You must set a storage replication policy in your environment before you can deploy any application to the Application Cloud Container. Follow the instructions to set a storage replication policy before you begin any exercises. It may take a few hours for this setting to take effect, so you need to complete this before starting Exercise 2. Exercise 1: Follow the instructions in the tutorial Using Agile Methodology in Oracle Developer Cloud Service. You’ll create an Oracle Developer Cloud Service project with 6 issues, a board with 2 sprints. You’ll complete the issues associated with one of the sprints, complete the sprint, and review the report for the sprint. Although the Agile tasks you will perform are always completed in a team environment, you’ll experience the full range of tasks that are done during an actual Agile project.</p><p>Exercise 2: Follow these steps to create an Oracle Developer Cloud Service project that contains an application that you download to your local system and push to the Cloud. The project will be examined and used in Lesson 4. Download the application from http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/mooc/DevOps/C ode/EmployeeRESTApp.zip. You must have Git or Git Bash installed on your local system to complete the exercise.</p><p>1. Create an Oracle Developer Cloud Service project with an empty repository and name it EmployeeRESTApp. 2. The Code page provides instructions on how to clone the empty Git repository, including sample command lines. 3. On your local system, open a command window that has access to Git commands. Change to the location where you want to clone the project. 4. Use the git clone command provided in the Code page setup instructions to clone the empty project repository to a location your local system. 5. Expand the downloaded application ZIP file in your local directory where the Git repository was cloned. Supply your password when prompted. 6. Use git add –A . to add the files from the downloaded application. 7. Use git commit –m “Initial commit” to commit it locally (origin). 8. Use git push –u origin master to push it to the remote repository (master). Supply your password when prompted. 9. In the browser, click the Code tab again to display the committed project files. 10. Examine the Maven project directory structure and the pom.xml file.</p>