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Use DevOps Deployment Pipelines to deploy the app native executable on OKE

  1. If you haven't already, go to the OCI Console >> Developer Services >> Kubernetes Clusters (OKE) and create a single node OKE Cluster in your compartment.

  2. Create an Environment to point to your OKE Cluster DevOps Project >> Environments >> Create Environment. Enter the following details:

    Environment Type: Oracle Kubernetes Engine

Name: ssp-oke-cluster

Description: OKE Cluster

Click Next.

Select your region and compartment.

Select a cluster.

    Click Create Environment.

  3. Create the Kubernetes Manifest in the OCI Artifact Registry. Create a new Artifact Repository. Upload Artifact.

    Artifact path: Oracle Kubernetes Engine

Version: ssp-oke-cluster

Upload method: Console

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  9. Check the status of the deployment.

    kubectl get deployments -o wide

  10. Check the status of the pod.

    kubectl get pods -o wide

  11. Get the load balancer's external (public) IP address by running this command:

    kubectl get svc -o wide

  12. To test the app running on OKE, go to http://<EXTERNAL-IP>/jibber in a browser and you should see a nonsense verse.

  13. To check the pod logs, run this command:

    kubectl logs -l app=jibber-ni-gvmee22-jdk17

  14. To delete the OCI Load Balancer and the app-related resources (deployment, pod, service) from the OKE cluster:

    kubectl delete -f ./oke-manifests/oke_manifest_native_exec_ee.yaml

    The output is similar to:

    deployment.apps "jibber-ni-gvmee22-jdk17-deploy" deleted
service "jibber-ni-gvmee22-jdk17-service" deleted

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