Analyzing system properties being passed from the outer JVM launcher …

…to the container.

blended.domino/src/main/scala/blended/domino/ConfigLocator.scala

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ class ConfigLocator(ctContext: ContainerContext) {
   }
 
   /**
-    * Retrieve a configuartion by it's id.
+    * Retrieve a configuration by it's id.
     *
     * If a config file <code>id.conf</code> exists in the configuration directory, the result
     * is the content of that file read in as a Config object.

blended.launcher/src/main/scala/blended/launcher/jvmrunner/JvmLauncher.scala

@@ -183,7 +183,6 @@ class JvmLauncher() {
          |${otherArgs.mkString("  ", "\n  ", "")}
          |)""".stripMargin
 
-
     override def toString(): String = prettyPrint
   }
 
@@ -247,6 +246,7 @@ class JvmLauncher() {
     }
     log.debug("Using classpath args: " + cpArgs.mkString(" "))
 
+    // FIXME: Only pass explicitly configured System properties to the inner JVM
     val propArgs = System.getProperties.asScala.map(p => s"-D${
       p._1
     }=${
@@ -271,4 +271,4 @@ class JvmLauncher() {
    */
   def pathAsArg(paths: Seq[File]): String = paths.map(p => p.getPath).mkString(File.pathSeparator)
 
-}
+}

blended.launcher/src/runner/resources/bin/install-service.bat

@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ set CP=%BLENDED_HOME%/etc^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/config-@typesafe.config.version@.jar^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/org.osgi.core-@org.osgi.core.version@.jar^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/blended.updater.config-@blended.updater.config.version@.jar^
+;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/blended.util.logging-@blended.updater.config.version@.jar^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/de.tototec.cmdoption-@cmdoption.version@.jar^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/scala-library-@scala.library.version@.jar^
 ;%BLENDED_HOME%/lib/slf4j-api-@slf4j.version@.jar^

doc/_notes/ContinousBuild

@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+Goals:
+* Build process creates conainer ready to go container images and deploys them to a given docker registry.
+* Build process is defined in Code (i.e. jenkinsfiles, .travis.yml)
+* Dependent project builds are triggered
+* Build should run easily in Google's compute engine
+* Build should be portable to other cloud platforms easily (i.e. OpenShift)
+
+1. Install Minikube / kubernetes
+
+2. Install and configure google compute engine
+
+* Install Google Cloud SDK
+
+
+
+
+Resources:
+
+Kubernetes Overview:
+https://jaxenter.de/der-steuermann-fuers-containerschiff-65844
+
+Install Jenkins in Kubernetes
+https://www.blazemeter.com/blog/how-to-setup-scalable-jenkins-on-top-of-a-kubernetes-cluster
+
+1. Create jenkins namespace
+kubectl create namespace jenkins
+
+Plan:
+- create and configure Docker Image for jenkins master
+  - project blended.helm/docker/jenkins-master
+- run image locally on docker only
+- deploy image to minikube
+- deploy image to kubectl

doc/_notes/Test Driven Middleware → doc/_notes/talks/Test Driven Middleware

@@ -1,39 +1,39 @@
 Test Driven Middleware
 ======================
 
-Imagine you are working for a retail company you had to create an integration which hooks up all of 
-your point of sales location to your data center. You are not only facing a wide variety of operating 
-systems your platform needs to execute on, but also instable and/or slow networks ans ever-changing 
-requirements. 
+Imagine you are working for a retail company you had to create an integration which hooks up all of
+your point of sales location to your data center. You are not only facing a wide variety of operating
+systems your platform needs to execute on, but also unstable and/or slow networks ans ever-changing
+requirements.
 
-You have tried with several large companies - the integration specialists - promising a variety of features 
+You have tried with several large companies - the integration specialists - promising a variety of features
 helping to solve the problem:
 
 * Central Management
 * "No programming, just config"
 * Easy deployment
 * No Testing Required
 
-In our talk we are going to challenge those features based on a decade of experience implementing a 
-container framework geared to be used in large heterogenous networks. We will show why the "Slideware"
-will fail in the end and a test driven approach leads to success eventually. 
+In our talk we are going to challenge those features based on a decade of experience implementing a
+container framework geared to be used in large heterogeneous networks. We will show why the "Slideware"
+will fail in the end and a test driven approach leads to success eventually.
+
+Based on real project requirements we will give an overview of an integration framework designed around
+automated testing, distribution and a minimal cost of ownership. The framework is open source and ready
+to use in real world integration scenarios.
 
-Based on real project requirements we will give an overview of an integration framework designed around 
-automated testing, distribution and a minimal cost of ownership. The framework is open source and ready 
-to use in real world integration scenarios. 
-
 
 
 Andreas Gies
 ============
-Since early ages Andreas loved software development and continued to do so throughout and after his studies 
-of computer science in Munich. After university he was thrown into a large middleware project in 1991 and 
-never got away from the topic ever since. Over time he has worked for several large integration vendors as 
-developer, architect and consultant. In 2010 he founded the WOQ- Way of Quality GmbH, a small software 
-company specialising on integration projects. 
+Since early ages Andreas loved software development and continued to do so throughout and after his studies
+of computer science in Munich. After university he was thrown into a large middleware project in 1991 and
+never got away from the topic ever since. Over time he has worked for several large integration vendors as
+developer, architect and consultant. In 2010 he founded the WOQ- Way of Quality GmbH, a small software
+company specializing on integration projects.
 
-Since then the WoQ developed and open sourced their integration framework which they use in their own projects. 
-Now closing in on it's 3rd major release the framework is ready for a broader audience. 
+Since then the WoQ developed and open sourced their integration framework which they use in their own projects.
+Now closing in on it's 3rd major release the framework is ready for a broader audience.
 
 Andreas lives and works in southern Spain together with his wife Karin and his 8 dogs Pinocchio, Pequeno, Pequena,
-Pepino, Nicah, Vishnu, Chewi and Floh.
+Pepino, Nicah, Vishnu, Chewi and Floh.