Steps to deploy BWCE App on Openshift/Origin
Article ID: KB0076077
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO BusinessWorks Container Edition | All Versions |
Description
This knowledge article provides steps to get started with a BWCE application deployment on Openshift. For more sophisticated use cases, please consult both Openshift and TIBCO BWCE documents.
Issue/Introduction
Steps to deploy BWCE App on Openshift/Origin
Environment
Linux
Resolution
Steps to deploy BWCE App on Openshift/Origin:
1. Create the base-images for bwce
Follow the same steps that you use to create base image for docker on linux. Kindly refer https://docs.tibco.com/pub/bwce/2.4.3/doc/html/GUID-91EA80AA-08EF-4CB3-A6A7-E8551A441AC1.html
Git repo is present at: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/bwce-docker
2. After cloning the Git repo, place runtime zip under folder ....../master/bwce-docker-master/resources/addons/plugins/ bwce-runtime-<version>
3. Access Openshift using commands below:
Developer Access: ./oc login -u developer -p developer
Admin Access: ./oc login -u system:admin
4. Find the IP of Openshift private docker registry service:
→ ./oc get svc docker-registry --namespace=default
docker-registry ClusterIP 172.30.1.1 <none> 5000/TCP 3d
cluster-ip (172.30.1.1) is the IP for service
5. Switch to developer access
→ ./oc login -u developer -p developer
6. Create OpenShift Project
to create project:
→ ./oc new-project <project_name>
e.g. ./oc new-project bwce
7. Build application images with following tag <registry-service-ip>:5000/<project-name>/<app-name>
→ docker build -t 172.30.1.1:5000/bwce/servicenow . //don't miss the "." in command
8. Push Docker images to openshift registry:
→ ./oc whoami //gives- developer
→ ./oc whoami -t //gives- 4s0DraV3tC2nOCFWzDKghLKSquGdsM-zTNzY7tT-CiE
→ docker login -u developer -p 4s0DraV3tC2nOCFWzDKghLKSquGdsM-zTNzY7tT-CiE 172.30.1.1:5000
→ docker push 172.30.1.1:5000/bwce/servicenow
→ ./oc get is
9. Prepare Kubernetes Configuration file
→ ./oc create -f <path to your manifest.yml>
10. See the running Openshift services
→ ./oc get svc
11. Expose route for the running services
→ ./oc expose service <service_name>
12. Check status and logs of the Application
→ ./oc get pods
→ ./oc logs <pod_name>
1. Create the base-images for bwce
Follow the same steps that you use to create base image for docker on linux. Kindly refer https://docs.tibco.com/pub/bwce/2.4.3/doc/html/GUID-91EA80AA-08EF-4CB3-A6A7-E8551A441AC1.html
Git repo is present at: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/bwce-docker
2. After cloning the Git repo, place runtime zip under folder ....../master/bwce-docker-master/resources/addons/plugins/ bwce-runtime-<version>
3. Access Openshift using commands below:
Developer Access: ./oc login -u developer -p developer
Admin Access: ./oc login -u system:admin
4. Find the IP of Openshift private docker registry service:
→ ./oc get svc docker-registry --namespace=default
docker-registry ClusterIP 172.30.1.1 <none> 5000/TCP 3d
cluster-ip (172.30.1.1) is the IP for service
5. Switch to developer access
→ ./oc login -u developer -p developer
6. Create OpenShift Project
to create project:
→ ./oc new-project <project_name>
e.g. ./oc new-project bwce
7. Build application images with following tag <registry-service-ip>:5000/<project-name>/<app-name>
→ docker build -t 172.30.1.1:5000/bwce/servicenow . //don't miss the "." in command
8. Push Docker images to openshift registry:
→ ./oc whoami //gives- developer
→ ./oc whoami -t //gives- 4s0DraV3tC2nOCFWzDKghLKSquGdsM-zTNzY7tT-CiE
→ docker login -u developer -p 4s0DraV3tC2nOCFWzDKghLKSquGdsM-zTNzY7tT-CiE 172.30.1.1:5000
→ docker push 172.30.1.1:5000/bwce/servicenow
→ ./oc get is
9. Prepare Kubernetes Configuration file
→ ./oc create -f <path to your manifest.yml>
10. See the running Openshift services
→ ./oc get svc
11. Expose route for the running services
→ ./oc expose service <service_name>
12. Check status and logs of the Application
→ ./oc get pods
→ ./oc logs <pod_name>
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