This repository contains a step by step explanation to get RedHat SSO running on minishift. Furthermore it contains a very basic script that creates or deletes a Redhat SSO Deployment.
Run your minishift application.
- Set the oc-env specific environment variables.
eval $(minishift oc-env)
- Login using system:admin (certificate based login).
oc login -u system:admin
- Change to project openshift.
oc project openshift
All the used files below are based on the repository: https://github.com/jboss-openshift/application-templates For your convenience they are provided in /files directory in this repository.
- Import image streams.
oc create -f files/jboss-images-streams.json -n openshift
- Change to developer user.
oc login -u developer -p whatever
- Create a new test project. However you may also use any existing project though.
oc new-project sso-poc
- Create the sso secrets.
oc create -n sso-poc -f sso-app-secret.json
- Create the sso Template and start Deployment. This template has slightly changed. Due to some issues when starting wildfly (because of errors related to Dockers layered architecture) we are using a persistent volume claim. Furthermore the image
redhat-sso71-openshift:1.2is used.
oc process -f sso71-https.json -p HTTPS_NAME=jboss -p HTTPS_PASSWORD=mykeystorepass | oc create -n sso-poc -f -
You may also want to set the SSO_ADMIN_USERNAME SSO_ADMIN_PASSWORD variables to your preferred values.
oc process -f sso71-https.json -p HTTPS_NAME=jboss -p HTTPS_PASSWORD=mykeystorepass -p SSO_ADMIN_USERNAME=admin -p SSO_ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin | oc create -n sso-poc -f -
Use oc delete all -l application=sso to delete the create RedHat SSO environment.
The script is currently not more than very basic stuff. You can run the creation presented above at once using
./bin/os-sso.sh -m create
and delete everything using
./bin/os-sso-sh -m delete