This sample application will create and deploy a JBoss EAP application server as well as a MongoDB database. The sample application will display a map and perform geospatial queries to populate the map with all Red Hat Offices in North America
$ oc login https://yourOpenShiftServer
$ oc new-project rhtoffices
$ oc create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sabre1041/ose-rht-offices/master/rhtoffices-template.json
$ oc new-app rhtoffices
Once the application is deployed and running, you can also scale the number of EAP pods to 2 with the following commands:
$ oc scale --replicas=2 rc rhtoffices-1
Load the template with cluster-admin user:
# oc create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sabre1041/ose-rht-offices/master/rhtoffices-template.json -n openshift
By default, offices are indicated with a blue maker on the map. To highlight particular offices, a file at src/main/resources/offices.properties can be used to designate certain offices by modifying the featuredOffice property and using their office code as shown below
featuredOffices=nyc
Multiple offices can be featured by specifying a comma separated list of office codes
Note: Codes can be found by inspecting the src/main/resources/rhtoffices.json file
This project was based on the work by Grant Shipley and the MLB Stadiums application for the OpenShift RoadShow.