Helm for Java Developers with Eclipse Jkube
summary
JKube generates container images and Helm charts from a Java Maven project, inferring probes, replicas and Spring Boot settings and producing mergeable YAML fragments; it builds images either locally or in-cluster via S2I, pushes OCI charts to registries, and installs the resulting chart with Helm. Demo uses Spring PetClinic demo to show generated readiness/liveness probes, one default replica and overridable Helm values, and publishes an OCI Helm chart pushed to GitHub Packages that successfully deploys to an OpenShift cluster.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Inner and outer loops
- 6:05Java apps to Kubernetes
- 7:10Eclipse JKube benefits
- 8:35Demo setup Spring Pet Clinic
- 15:45Deploy to OpenShift with JKube
- 17:19Configuring fragments
- 22:21Helm charts for production
- 31:13Final demo and Q&A
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