shaunsmith/graal-containers

Using GraalVM Enterprise container images (native-image and jdk) to build and run a Spring application (Kris' Jabberwocky app) on local as well as in OCI DevOps service. Thank you Kris Foster!

graal-containers

Introduction

Credits: @krisfoster https://github.com/krisfoster/graal-containers

This repo will walk you through building containerised apps with GraalVM JDK and Native Image.

We will be using a Spring Boot application as our test-bed. This is a fairly simple app that generates a nonsense verse, in the style of the poem Jabberwocky (by Lewis Carrol). To do this remarkable feat it uses a Markov chain to model the text of the original poem and this model is then used to generate random text that appear to be like the original.

Table of contents

1. GraalVM Enterprise container images

2. App Native Executable: Use GraalVM native-image to build the app native executable on local

   GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
   Build app native executable	Build app native executable

3. App JAR: Use GraalVM JDK to build the app JAR on local

   GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
   Build app JAR	Build app JAR

4. Clean up

5. OCI DevOps

   • 5.1: Create Dynamic Groups and IAM Policies

   • 5.2: Store your GitHub PAT, OCR user and OCR password in the OCI Vault

   • 5.3: Create a new DevOps Project and External Connection to your GitHub Account

   • 5.4: Use DevOps Build Pipelines to build the app native executable

     GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
     Build app native executable	Build app native executable

   • 5.5: OKE - Manually deploy the app native executable on OKE and test it

     GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
     Deploy app native executable	--

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

     GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
     Deploy app native executable	--

   • 5.7: Use DevOps Build Pipelines to build the app JAR

     GraalVM Enterprise	GraalVM Community
     Build app JAR	--