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Chapter 20. Uploading a Patch

Abstract

Uploading a patch file stores the updated artifacts in the fabric's central repository so that they can be used by the containers.

Overview
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A patch file is a ZIP fie containing a .patch manifest file and one or more bundles in a repository folder. You will either be given this patch file or you will download it from Red Hat.
Before you can use the patch file to update the containers in a fabric, you need to make the updated bundles available to the containers. The management console does this by uploading them into a Fabric Ensemble's Maven repository. All of the bundles in the ensemble's Maven repository are available for use by all of the containers in the fabric.

Procedure
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To upload a patch:
  1. Save the patch file to a location that is accessible from your local machine.
  2. Select the management console's Patching tab.
  3. Click the Chose File button.
  4. Using the file picker, select the patch file.
  5. Click Choose.
    The patch file's name should appear beside the Chose File button.
  6. Click the Upload button.
    The patch file will appear in the Uploaded Patches list.
You can repeat this procedure to upload numerous patch files to apply as a single update.
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