This example starts a post-initialization job to configure UM after release installation. The job is starting on Helm installation hooks post-install and post-upgrade and uses the UM administration tool runUMTool.sh.
See general Prerequisites.
The Job template is used to create a Kubernetes (Cron) Job object. A feature of this template is to set the environment variable DEPLOYMENT with the full deployment name. The deployment name is equal to the Kubernetes service name.
Download the values.yaml file. Add the content to you existing or create a new file. Afterwards, you can install the release with ...
helm install um webmethods/universalmessaging -f values.yaml
values.yaml has following content ...
| Key | Type | Default | Description |
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| jobs[0].annotations."helm.sh/hook" | string | "post-install,post-upgrade" |
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| jobs[0].annotations."helm.sh/hook-delete-policy" | string | "hook-succeeded" |
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| jobs[0].annotations."helm.sh/hook-weight" | string | "0" |
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| jobs[0].args | list | ["-c","echo Deploying Assets in UM [$DEPLOYMENT] ...; runUMTool.sh CreateConnectionFactory -rname=nsp://$DEPLOYMENT:9000 -factoryname=local_um -factorytype=default -connectionurl=nsp://$DEPLOYMENT:9000 -durabletype=S"] |
Shell script to deploy / create assets in UM using runUMTool.sh The following sample creates a Connection Factory using environment variable $DEPLOYMENT to reach the UM host. |
| jobs[0].command[0] | string | "/bin/bash" |
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| jobs[0].image.repository | string | "sagcr.azurecr.io/universalmessaging-tools" |
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| jobs[0].image.tag | float | 10.15 |
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| jobs[0].imagePullPolicy | string | "IfNotPresent" |
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| jobs[0].name | string | "post-init" |
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| jobs[0].restartPolicy | string | "Never" |