Onboard Application From Container Registry

Pre-Requisites:

To Onboard an application directly from the Container Registry the user needs to add Container Registry from the Setting-> General -> Container Registry Information. For details please click on the following 

 Here users can use 2 types of Container Registry (Docker Hub or Custom).To set the harbor registry, the user will input the following information

1. The user will select the Container Registry Type
2. Server URL: The Harbor registry URL needs to be input here.
3. Username: Harbor registry username
4. Project Name: Harbor registry project name.
5. Email: Harbor registry account email id
6. Access token: Harbor registry account access token.

After input all above information, the user will click on the save button and Harbor Registry information will be saved.

Go to Applications -> On-board Existing Apps

A popup window will appear ”Where is the application source?”. Please select Container Registry

Click the “Next” button and proceed to the next step.

Step 3: 

Choose the container registry account

The user may have multiple container registry accounts which are already added. Users will need to select the container registry from the dropdown.

Click the “Next” button and proceed to the next step.

Step 4: 

The user will choose the type of repository. It can be Personal or Organizational.

(For this manual we use a personal repository)

Click the “Next” button and proceed to the next step.

Step 5: 

List of application repositories will be shown. The user will need to select the application repository from the list

Click the “Next” button and proceed to the next step.

Step 6: 

The user will provide application Information here such as application name, select the team, Application port, Metrics port

Additionally users can select the health check type .

The user can expose Extra Port if needed.

Additionally users can Enable External Access URL if required.

Step 7: 

In this step the user will choose the environment for the Application. User will select single or multiple environments as follows

Dev, Test, QA, Staging, Pre-Prod, Prod

Step 8: 

In this step the user will select the Kubernetes Namespace for each environment and configure the resources.

Once user select the Namespace it will show the following form to input deployment details, Resource Configuration ad Default External access settings

Step 9: 

A summary of all details of language, framework, and selected configuration for each environment will be visible. the user can review and then create the application. If any changes are needed, the user may go back and update the details as needed.