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Chapter 19. Installing and starting the employee rostering starter application on OpenShift
You can deploy the Employee Rostering starter application to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform using an OpenShift template or using the provision.sh
shell script that is provided in the reference implementation distribution.
The runOnOpenShift.sh
script builds and packages the application source code locally and uploads it to the OpenShift environment for deployment. This method requires Java Development Kit, Apache Maven, and a bash shell command line.
19.1. Deploying the application using the provided script
You can deploy the Employee Rostering starter application to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform using the provided script. The script builds and packages the application source code locally and uploads it to the OpenShift environment for deployment.
Prerequisites
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You are logged in to the target OpenShift environment using the
oc
command line tool. For more information about this tool, see CLI Reference. - Maven and a Java Development Kit are installed on your local system.
-
A
bash
shell environment is available on your local system.
Procedure
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Download the
rhdm-7.10.0-maven-repository.zip
file from the Software Downloads page of the Red Hat Customer Portal. - Expand the downloaded archive.
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Copy the contents of the
jboss-rhba-7.10.0.GA-maven-repository/maven-repository
subdirectory into the~/.m2/repository
directory. -
Download the
rhdm-7.10.0-reference-implementation.zip
file from the Software Downloads page of the Red Hat Customer Portal. - Expand the downloaded archive.
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Unzip the
rhdm-7.10.0-optaweb-employee-rostering.zip
file that is extracted from the reference implementation archive. -
Using the command line, change to the
optaweb-employee-rostering-distribution-7.48.0.Final-redhat-00004/sources
folder. To build the Employee Rostering application, run the following command:
mvn clean install -DskipTests -DskipITs
mvn clean install -DskipTests -DskipITs
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Log in to an OpenShift account or a Red Hat Code Ready Container instance. In the following example,
<account-url>
is the URL for an OpenShift account or Red Hat Code Ready Container instance and<login-token>
is the login token for that account:oc login <account-url> --token <login-token>
oc login <account-url> --token <login-token>
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Create a new project to host Employee Rostering:
oc new-project optaweb-employee-rostering
oc new-project optaweb-employee-rostering
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Run the provision script to build and deploy the application:
./provision.sh
./provision.sh
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Compilation and packaging might take up to 10 minutes to complete. These processes continually show progress on the command line output.
When the operation completes, the following message is displayed, where
<URL>
is the URL for the deployment:You can access the application at <URL> once the deployment is done.
You can access the application at <URL> once the deployment is done.
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Enter the URL that you used earlier in the procedure, for either an OpenShift account or Red Hat Code Ready Container instance, to access the deployed application. The first startup can take up to a minute because additional building is completed on the OpenShift platform.
NoteIf the application does not open a minute after clicking the link, perform a hard refresh of your browser page.