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Deploy the Product Catalog Springboot App to AKS

  • In Azure Cloud Shell use ACR Build + kubectl to deploy the Springboot Fat JAR to AKS

Create Azure Container Registry (ACR) & ACR Build to push Docker Image to private ACR Repo

  • From the Azure Cloud bash Shell

    git clone https://github.com/azure-appdev-tsp-ncr/a1day-springboot-mvc.git
cd ./a1day-springboot-mvc/lab/product-catalog

  • Create Azure Container Registry (ACR) using Resouce Group/Location from GBC-Container Lab

    ACR_NAME=<registry-name>
RES_GROUP=<resource-group>

az acr create --resource-group $RES_GROUP --name $ACR_NAME --sku Standard --location eastus

  • Create ACR Build Task

    GIT_USER=ghoelzer-rht
GIT_PAT=4f0df9506292e21d9b24f792d35054c01e38ccaf

az acr build-task create \
  --registry $ACR_NAME \
  --name buildProdCatalog \
  --image product-catalog:{{.Build.ID}} \
  --context https://github.com/azure-appdev-tsp-ncr/a1day-springboot-mvc \
  --file ./lab/azure/Dockerfile \
  --branch master \
  --git-access-token $GIT_PAT

  • Manually Trigger the ACR Build Task

    az acr build-task run --registry $ACR_NAME --name buildProdCatalog

  • Demo Automated Build with created Webhook

    # Git repo code will be changed/committed

# Stream the Build Logs
az acr build-task logs --registry $ACR_NAME

# List Registry Builds
az acr build-task list-builds --registry $ACR_NAME --output table

Deploy product-catalog container to AKS

  • Use kubectl CLI to create ACR Secret (Enable Admin User for your ACR from Azure Portal)

    kubectl create secret docker-registry acr-secret --docker-server=<Login Server> --docker-username=<Username> --docker-password=<Password> [email protected]

  • Use the kubectl CLI to deploy app

    cd ../helper-files

kubectl apply -f product-catalog.yaml

  • Get product-catalog pod name and check the logs

    kubectl get pods

NAME                                 READY     STATUS    RESTARTS   AGE
product-web-deploy-bcdb987cd-9r9sq    1/1       Running   0          3m

kubectl logs -f product-web-deploy-bcdb987cd-9r9sq

  • Check to see if services are deployed.

    kubectl get services

NAME         TYPE           CLUSTER-IP    EXTERNAL-IP      PORT(S)          AGE
kubernetes   ClusterIP      10.0.0.1      <none>           443/TCP          34d
web          LoadBalancer   10.0.67.150   168.62.189.204   8080:31540/TCP   25m

  • Browse to the External IP for your web application (on port 8080) and try the app

The public IP can take a few minutes to create with a new cluster. Sit back and relax. Maybe check Facebook :-)

Scratch Pad for commands being tested with for potential inclusion in Lab

Commands to run to re-build app with PostgreSQL support

mvn clean package -Ppostgresql -DskipTests
docker run -it -p 8080:8080 -e JAVA_OPT="-Dspring.profiles.active=postgresql" springio/produ
ct-catalog:latest

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