Liberty

What is it?

Liberty is an open source tool to allow deploying artifacts into Open Liberty or IBM Websphere Liberty servers. It provides a deploy builder that will assist in the necessary configuration for the deployer service. Using the deployer service, the following actions are currently supported:

• install artifact
• uninstall artifact
• start artifact
• stop artifact
• restart artifact
• get a list of installed artifacts
• get a list of installed artifacts for a given package
• change the autostart configuration (only supported for the custom strategy)

An artifact is a java package (war, ear, etc) that is currently supported by Open Liberty or IBM Websphere Liberty.

Right now, Liberty is supplied only as an importable dependency, but a CLI version is set to be developed as part of the roadmap.

Getting Started

Import using Maven or Gradle:

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.github.asseco-pst</groupId>
    <artifactId>liberty</artifactId>
    <version>...</version>
</dependency>

compile group: 'io.github.asseco-pst', name: 'liberty', version: '...'

Build from source

1. Clone the project

git clone git@github.com:asseco-pst/liberty.git

2. Run the following command on the root of the project:

gradlew build

Usage

As a CLI

Running the executable

To be developed as part of the roadmap.

As a Groovy Lib

Install a new artifact in a Liberty Server

// Sets up the deployment service 
IDeployService deployService = deployBuilder
                    .setProfileDetails('<server_uri>>', '<server_port>', '<username>', '<password>')
                    .setDeployStrategy(Strategy.DROPINS)
                    .setArtifactPath("<path_to_artifact>")
                    .build()

// Installs and starts the artifact on the Liberty server
 deployService.connect().installArtifact().await(2000).startArtifact()