README.md

Deploy WildFly

Prerequisites

This example assumes you have previously completed the following examples:

1. Create an Azure Resource Group
2. Create an Azure Container Registry
3. Push a WildFly Docker image to Azure Container Registry
4. Create settings.xml using admin access keys
5. Deploy an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
6. Create a Kube config for your Azure Kubernetes Service cluster (using admin access keys)
7. Update your AKS cluster to use your Azure Container Registry

Deploy WildFly

First open the deployment.yml file in an editor and replace ACR with the name of your registry OR execute the command line below:

  sed -i "s/ACR/$ACR_NAME/g" deployment.yml

Then execute the command below to deploy to the AKS cluster.

  kubectl apply -f deployment.yml

Note in a production environment you should use an Ingress controller instead of directly exposing the IP address

To get the public IP address use the following command.

kubectl get service/wildfly

If the EXTERNAL-IP column has no IP address yet keep repeating the command as it might take a while before AKS has assigned a public IP.

Once the EXTERNAL-IP shows up open your browser to http://EXTERNAL-IP.

It should tell you:

And this is served by a custom WildFly using a Docker image coming from our 
own Azure Container Registry.

Cleanup

Do NOT forget to remove the resources once you are done running the example.

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