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kandi X-RAY | fabric8-maven-plugin Summary
This Maven plugin is a one-stop-shop for building and deploying Java applications for Docker, Kubernetes and OpenShift. It brings your Java applications on to Kubernetes and OpenShift. It provides a tight integration into maven and benefits from the build configuration already provided. It focuses on three tasks:.
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- Gets service URL .
- Discover the Vertx health check
- Asynchronously forward port forwarding to a remote node .
- Creates the embedded icons in the console .
- Run a remote spring application .
- Merges the pod spec with the default name from default
- Applies the given entity to the entity .
- Creates a build strategy .
- Waits for the pods in the specified namespace .
- Translate a string to a list of commands .
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QUESTION
I'm doing a CRUD for a collection named Schema and need to retrieve de _id as a hexadecimal string, but when i use the collection.find() i get the timestamp and date instead of the string.
I'm receving this structure:
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Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 02:10The problem you face is ObjectId becomes extended (Deserialized). we make it serialization.Add this dependency in pom
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I am trying to move a Spring boot application onto a openshift 3 cluster. I am using the Maven fabric8 plugin to generate most of the openshift boilerplate config as well as performing the S2I build. When my pod starts up I can see in the log output that the application starts up but right after spring boot defaults to the default profile (I didn't set a profile yet) the app crashes and the only output I see in the Openshift log is Killed... I couldn't find anything of value googleing except it seemed that it could be openJDK that tries to grab more memory than is a available for a single pod. I added a fabric8 fragment that limits the memory a single container is able to use but I still get the same error when I start up the pod. I ran OC describe pod and saw a exit code 143. i'm running out of ideas and would appreciate Any idea on how I can debug this further/how to resolve this sort of issue? Also not sure if this is related but even though my application.yml is set up to enable SSL the route that fabric8 creates is always a HTTP URL and not a HTTPS URL. i'm wondering if that could be the cause of the pod going into a crashloop as the readinessProbe and wellnessProbe can't hit the actuator endpoints?
The console output, maven pom file, application.yml and fabric8 config is below.
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Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 09:13Add below in the application.yml
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You can use fabric8-maven-plugin like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the fabric8-maven-plugin component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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