confluence6-atlassian

by redhatspain Groovy Version: Current License: No License

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confluence6-atlassian is a Groovy library. confluence6-atlassian has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Install confluence6-atlassian

Atlassian do not directly support Openshift. Not built inside OpenShift.
Modified Dockerfile based on the Official Confluence 6 Docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/atlassian/confluence-server/
Aim: Attempting to deploy Confluence 6 server using the Official Docker image within the “Openshift Container Platform”, a Kubernetes management and orchestration platform for Docker containers. Atlassian do not directly support Openshift. Atlassian support their own Docker container edition, however unless you are evaluating Confluence your image needs to be running using the Oracle JDK to meet the supported platform requirements, you’ll need to build your own image by following the Update the Confluence Docker image to use Oracle JDK steps here.
This image has been developed and tested in the following environment: Openshift.com account with 6GiB of RAM + 4GiB of persistent storage + 2Gib of Terminating Memory. quay.io private Container Registry (where I build this Dockerfile). Openshift Secrets need to be setup to pull the Confluence6 image from this private registry: Resources -> Secrets -> Create Secret: Secret Type: Image Secret Secret Name: <my_quay.io> Authentication Type: Image Registry Credentials Image Registry Server Address: quay.io (docker.io if you work with hub.docker.com container registry) Username: <my_username> Password: <my_password> Email: my_email@addr.com Link secret to a service account: default Check this has been added to "imagePullSecrets" in: Resources -> Other Resources -> Service Account -> default -> Actions -> Edit YAML Deploy Image: Add to Project -> Deploy image -> click on "Image Name": quay.io: quay.io/<my_username>/<my_container_image_repository> hub.docker.com: docker.io/<my_username>/<my_container_image_repository> Edit Deployment Config: Image Name: quay.io/<my_username>/<my_container_image_repository>:latest Advanced Image Options -> Pull Secret: <my_quay.io>
confluence6-docker-build.Jenkinsfile: Alternatively, this image can be built in a custom Jenkins Slave with docker + oc tools installed. (Not built inside OpenShift, you won't see confluence6-atlassian-xx-build in the ouput of oc get pods). The built image can be pushed to a private repo in Dockerhub or to Openshift Registry (Development or Production). This is achieved via a Conditional Build Step in Jenkinsfile (stages are disabled).
Docker Desktop Environment: If you don't have admin rights in your laptop to install Docker for Windows, ask your company to install Virtualbox instead. A Desktop Test Environment can be a Virtual Machine with at least 4GB of RAM running in your laptop with Virtualbox: Virtual Machine Option 1 - Docker Toolbox: https://docs.docker.com/toolbox/overview/ Virtual Machine Option 2 - Fedora Osbox: https://www.osboxes.org/fedora/ etc.
See Configuring HAProxy Timeouts with Route Annotations.
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Using-a-Docker-instance-of-Confluence-Installation-Fails-When/qaq-p/731543

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