In this sample app template, the PetClinic application (a Spring Boot based app) is containerized and deployed to an Azure RedHat Openshift (ARO) cluster secured by Azure Firewall
-- Tech stack:
- Azure
- Azure PostgreSQL DB
- Azure Container Registry (ACR)
- Azure Red Hat Openshift (ARO) Cluster
- Azure Infra (Hub & Spoke Toppology)
- Azure Infra (VNet Peering)
- Azure User Defined Routing (UDR)
- Azure Fire Wall
- Azure Bastion
- Github Actions
- Bicep
- Docker
- Maven
- Springboot
This is a quickstart template. It deploys the following:
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Deploying PetClinic App:
- Progres SQL Database configuration
- Provisioning Azure Infra Services with BICEP
- Create the spring-petclinic- build with Maven
- Create an Azure Container Registry
- Push your app to the container registry
- Create an Azure Redhat Openshift (ARO) Cluster
- Deploy the image to your ARO cluster
- Verify your container image
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PetClinic on Automated CI/CD with GitHub Action
- CI/CD on GitHub Action
- CI/CD in action with the app
Refer to the App Templates repo Readme for more samples that are compatible with AzureAccelerators.
- Local shell with Azure CLI installed or Azure Cloud Shell
- Azure Subscription, on which you are able to create resources and assign permissions
- View your subscription using
az account show
- If you don't have an account, you can create one for free.
- View your subscription using
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Fork the repository by clicking the 'Fork' button on the top right of the page. This creates a local copy of the repository for you to work in.
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Configure GITHUB Actions: Follow the insturctions in the GITHUB_ACTIONS_CONFIG.md file (Located in the .github folder.)
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Run the workflow
- If workflows are enabled for this repository it should run automatically. To enable the workflow run automatically, Go to Actions and enable the workflow if needed.
- Workflow can be manually run
- Under your repository name, click Actions .
- In the left sidebar, click the workflow "Build and Deploy Application".
- Above the list of workflow runs, select Run workflow .
- Use the Branch dropdown to select the workflow's main branch, Click Run workflow .
Congratulations! Now you have your containerized Java Sping Boot App deployed on AKS with supported JDK pushed to your ACR.
- If you wish to view the PetClinic Deployment, follow the steps listed below:
a. Got to GitHub Actions and clink on your latest Deployment
b. Scroll down to the section titled "Azure Powershell Cli - Get deployment IP Address"
c. Open the Section....you will see a table, that list the EXTERNAL-IP.
d. The EXTERNAL-IP will relfect the location of the Deployment.
e. You can utilze the EXTERNAL-IP to view the deployed image.