This application makes event suggestions based on users' availability, location, and interests, given a database of events.
Start an OpenShift cluster with the appropriate resources:
minishift start --cpus=2 --memory=6GB
Login to the CLI:
oc login -u admin
Apply Fuse 7 Image Stream:
oc apply -f ci/jboss-fuse-70-java-openshift.yml -n openshift
Create DEV and TEST environments:
oc new-project event-match-dev
oc new-project event-match-test
oc new-project event-match-prod
oc process -f ci/amq.yml -o yaml | oc -n event-match-dev apply -f -
oc process -f ci/amq.yml -o yaml | oc -n event-match-test apply -f -
oc process -f ci/amq.yml -o yaml | oc -n event-match-prod apply -f -
Note: You can provide parameters to the template by adding -l AMQ_USER=dev AMQ_PASSWORD=secret to the oc process command.
Create CI Project:
oc new-project ci
Create the Jenkins Pipelines:
oc apply -f ci/pipelines.yml
A local Maven mirror is highly recommended for faster builds.
Create a Nexus instance:
oc apply -f ci/nexus.yml
Open the resulting Nexus route URL in your browser then add /nexus to the HTTP path, e.g. http://nexus-ci.192.168.42.192.nip.io/nexus
Login with user: admin password: admin123
Browse to Repositories
Add the following proxy repositores:
| Repo ID | Repo Name | Remote Storage Location |
|---|---|---|
| jboss-ga-repository | The Red Hat GA repository | https://maven.repository.redhat.com/ga/ |
| jboss-ea-repository | The Red Hat Early Access repository | https://maven.repository.redhat.com/earlyaccess/all/ |
Go to the configuration tab for the Public Repositories group, and include the two newly created proxy repos.
Note: If you do not deploy Nexus to the ci project, remove the "mirror" configuration from ${service}/configuration/settings.xml.
for any suggestion, event, calendar, and profile services
cd ${service}
mvn fabric8:deploy