In this chapter, you learned about the different compute options offered on IBM Bluemix. You also learnt about the differences between them and when to use which compute option. You learnt how to work with the Eclipse Bluemix plugin to develop and deploy cloud foundry applications. Further we learnt about creating a single container on Bluemix using an existing image from IBM's private registry. Finally, you learnt about OpenWhisk compute platform for building event-driven applications. This chapter would have given you a good understanding on how to get started with the different compute options on Bluemix. For further examples and how-to(s) you can refer to the links given in each of the sections in this chapter.
In the next chapter, we will learn about the security services available on Bluemix and how to use one of the security services in your application deployed on Bluemix, to provide an authentication service for your application.
