Getting Started

Download sources:

git clone https://github.com/BogdanKFU/autoshowroom.git

Create database and add your properties to application.properties. Build server by using build task. Run it. Use:

java -jar

Build soapclient or restclient. Run it. Connect to the server by using (available names are in the client.csv file):

connect <name>

There are few commands:

create-order --order "<make_name> <model_name> <options_names separated by AND"
edit-order --order <order_id> --make <make_name> --options <options_names separated by AND>
delete-order <order_id>
get-orders
get-orders-by-status --status <status>

All values are completable (press TAB)

Running server using Docker

Go to the server module path.

Run:

gradle build

Then run:

docker-compose up

Check server is running by going to the page: localhost:9000

Deploy all

Before starting to deploy create cluster in some platform (I used Google Cloud) and ensure that you have installed gcloud, kubectl, helm in your machine. Don't forget configure the tools.

• build the applications and Docker images (jenkins-slave, autoshowroom-server, autoshowroom-groovy-server). To deploy Jenkins you can also use alternative way that is recommended as it has better performance:

gradle build
docker build -t [SOURCE_IMAGE] .

• push the images to the docker registry;

docker tag [SOURCE_IMAGE] [HOSTNAME]/[PROJECT-ID]/[IMAGE]
docker push [HOSTNAME]/[PROJECT-ID]/[IMAGE]

• apply tiller-rbac.yml:

kubectl apply -f tiller-rbac.yml
helm init --service-account tiller --history-max 200

• deploy cassandra by running install.sh
• deploy jenkins using the instructions
• apply autoshowroom-server.yml and autoshowroom-groovy-server.yml (change image names to yours before)

To use locally deployed applications you can run kubectl port-forward in your terminal.