Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hi Ioan, Thanks for the reply. I know this what you stated about Kubernetes and Docker images. But that is not about the point I was asking about. My apologies if it didn't trigger the right bells. You talked about not having a clear way of loading data (I presume seed, and maybe seed-ext) into

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello Alexis, Pierre, Alexis: if you have any questions or a specific interest, et me know on ofbiz slack channel, ask on email or open an issue on the chart repository. What are your plans for this? What are your interests? Are you currently running ofbiz in a dev/prod environment? Pierre,

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hi Ioan, Would you say that OFBiz in Kubernetes is more geared towards a production environment, and OFBiz in Docker is more geared towards a development environment? Met vriendelijke groet, Pierre Smits *Proud* *contributor** of* Apache OFBiz since 2008 (without

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello Eugen, I would like to be involved. Regards. *Alexis TADIFO* *Software engineer - IT Consultant* Ingénieur de conception en informatique  (+237) 697 991 590 (+1) 418 569 8877 Le ven. 26 nov. 2021 à 14:05, Eugen Stan a écrit : > I made some small updates to the chart and it's now >

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

I made some small updates to the chart and it's now I managed to publish the chart https://github.com/ieugen/charts Instalation details are on the ofbiz chart page: https://github.com/ieugen/charts/tree/main/charts/ofbiz Right now I can use the chart + custom valus to start ofbiz in

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Thank you Gil, that will come in handy. Long term I would like to see configuration overhaul. IMO and following good practices: Each "component/service" should use POJO's - simple properties (strings, longs, booleans, list and maps of those) "Components/services" will not read the

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello Eugen, and thanks Pierre for the reminder :) I just wanted to mention there was a previous effort to implement environment variable configuration [1]. This has not yet be pushed into trunk, but is used by our customer projects. You could check the patch and test if it helps you ease the

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello Eugen and all, This is really a great thing to do. I am sure a lot of devs will be interested in this, Will be happy to collaborate. Regards, Raja On Thu, Jul 1, 2021 at 8:59 PM Carsten Schinzer < cars...@dcs-verkaufssysteme.de> wrote: > Hello Eugen and all, > > > I like the initiative

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello Eugen and all, I like the initiative and I am convinced this is a forward-looking approach. As you have read in the comment from Pierre the hurdle to overcome is the external dependency injection of e.g. database connectivity as configuration maps at runtime. In my company in Kubernetes

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hi Ioan, My apologies for the late reaction. IMO we can forget about the Derby route for this. Derby is not production grade, and often adopters/implementers already have their preferred RDBMS for production in play or decided upon. Configuration of such is the entityengine.xml file, and

Re: I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hi Eugen - This is a wonderful effort, i would be interested in using it when available and happy to be part of the testing effort, pls share any updates you might have, i have a Windows Environment running Windows Server 2016, Ubuntu Server running Ubuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu Desktop running 18.04,

I'm working on an OFBiz helm chart for kubernetes

Hello, NOTE: I previously sent this email from an un-subscribed email address, please ignore that one. I'm working on a Helm chart for OFBiz https://github.com/ieugen/charts/tree/main/ofbiz . The goal is to have OFBiz running in Kubernetes. Right now it's a rough start: it starts OFBiz