Hero Microservice

Create a ConfigMap object to store application configurations

1. Click on icon located at top right corner of web console.

2. Copy this YAML snippet to the editor and click Create button.

   YAML snippet:

   apiVersion: v1
   kind: ConfigMap
   metadata:
     labels:
       app: rest-heroes
       application: heroes-service
       system: quarkus-super-heroes
     name: rest-heroes-config
   data:
     quarkus.hibernate-orm.database.generation: validate
     quarkus.hibernate-orm.sql-load-script: no-file
     quarkus.datasource.reactive.url: postgresql://heroes-db:5432/heroes_database
     quarkus.opentelemetry.tracer.exporter.otlp.endpoint: http://otel-collector:4317
     quarkus.http.access-log.enabled: "false"
     quarkus.http.access-log.pattern: >
       %h %l %u %t "%r" %s %b "User-Agent: %{i,User-Agent}" "x-request-id:
       %{i,x-request-id}" "x-b3-traceid: %{i,x-b3-traceid}"  " Referer:
       %{i,Referer}"

   

   Create a ConfigMap object
3. A rest-heroes-config ConfigMap object should be created.

   

   Create a ConfigMap object

Create a Secret object to store the secret configurations

1. Click on icon located at top right corner of web console.

2. Copy this YAML snippet to the editor and click Create button.

   YAML snippet:

   apiVersion: v1
   kind: Secret
   metadata:
     labels:
       app: rest-heroes
       application: heroes-service
       system: quarkus-super-heroes
     name: rest-heroes-config-creds
   data:
     quarkus.datasource.username: c3VwZXJtYW4=
     quarkus.datasource.password: c3VwZXJtYW4=
   type: Opaque

   

   Create a Secret object
3. A rest-heroes-config-creds Secret object should be created.

   

   Create a Secret object

Deploy application with existing container image

1. Go to Topology menu, right click on view area then select Add to Project -> Container Image menu.

   

   Create a Secret object
2. Enter following inputs:

   • Image name from external registry: quay.io/asuksunt/rest-heroes:1.0

   • Runtime icon: quarkus

   • Application: heroes-service

   • Name: rest-heroes

   

   Deploy application container
3. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, select 8080 option for Target port, uncheck the Create a route checkbox, and then click Health checks link.

   

   Deploy application container
4. Click Add Readiness probe link.

   

   Deploy application container
5. Enter following inputs then click ✔️ icon.

   • Path: /q/health/ready

   • Port: 8080

   • Period: 30

   • Timeout: 10

   

   Deploy application container
6. Click Add Liveness probe link.

   

   Deploy application container
7. Enter following inputs then click ✔️ icon.

   • Path: /q/health/live

   • Port: 8080

   • Period: 30

   • Timeout: 10

   

   Deploy application container
8. Click Deployment link.

   

   Deploy application container
9. Enter following environment variable. Then click Resource limits link.

   • Name: KUBERNETES_NAMESPACE

   • Value: userX-super-heroes where X is your user number.

   

   Deploy application container
10. Enter following memory request and limit. Then click Labels link.

    • Request: 256

    • Limit: 768

    

    Deploy application container
11. Enter system=quarkus-super-heroes then click Create button.

    

    Deploy application container

Add application configurations in ConfigMap and Secret objects to application container

1. Click on rest-heroes entity in view area. A panel will show up, then click rest-heroes link.

   

   Deploy application container
2. Go to Environment tab to add environment variables to application container. Then click Add all from ConfigMap or Secret link.

   

   Deploy application container
3. Select rest-heroes-config ConfigMap and rest-heroes-config-creds Secret objects, then click Save button. And then go to Topology menu.

   

   Deploy application container
4. Hover mouse pointer over the rest-heroes entity, a bubble should show up and say 1 Running which means there is 1 pod running.

   

   Deploy application container

What have you learnt?

1. How to create ConfigMap object with YAML to keep all application configurations.

2. How to create Secret object with YAML to keep all secret application configurations.

3. How to deploy application using existing container image with following additional configurations:

   • Application health checks e.g. liveness and readiness probes

   • Require and limit resource i.e. memory for application.

   • Environment variable for application container

   • User-defined label

4. Bind configurations from ConfigMap and Secret objects to application container via environment variables.