Add python microservice notebook

[jmarrero]

This add the python microservice notebook. Still a work in progress as I need to add the steps for deploying into OpenShift and clear instructions on how to update workbench.

[computate]

@jmarrero We'll also want to teach them how to initialize their git repo before they push:

cd ~/smartvillage-service/
git init
git add README.md
git commit -m "first commit"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin https://github.com/.../smartvillage-service.git
git push -u origin main

[computate]

@jmarrero And we can show them a .gitignore that will ignore annoying Python jupyter notebook backup files:

**/.ipynb_checkpoints

[computate]

@jmarrero we also have the option of building the image directly with a GitHub action to GitHub's container registry and use an image like ghcr.io/computate/smartvillage-service:main. This means we can skip quay.io completely. I'm curious what you think here.

[jmarrero]

@jmarrero we also have the option of building the image directly with a GitHub action to GitHub's container registry and use an image like ghcr.io/computate/smartvillage-service:main. This means we can skip quay.io completely. I'm curious what you think here.

I understand there is no need to use quay or build it using extra steps. Importing the repo into openshift builds it for us. I am not sure why we want them to also push it to a repository if openshift is going to push it to the internal one.

[jmarrero]

@jmarrero we also have the option of building the image directly with a GitHub action to GitHub's container registry and use an image like ghcr.io/computate/smartvillage-service:main. This means we can skip quay.io completely. I'm curious what you think here.

This is really easy to do yeah. I got a couple of example I use myself that I can adapt for this. https://github.com/jmarrero/silverblue-setup/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml

This one uses the buildah github action, so we can still keep it using our tech.

[jmarrero]

@computate ready for review, now I will do a followup PR for the images. But I think the instructions are complete now.