The dockerfiles corresponding to each server service are provided in the dockerfiles directory. When building the image, you need to specify the parameters SRC_PATH server jar package path, specify the path to the jar package of a service in the servers folder LIB_PATH dependency package path used, specify the path to the lib folder (also the path to the ext-lib folder) APP_VERSION version number of this release
Under the servers package in the root directory, the jar packages corresponding to each server are provided according to the directory name
Example: For example, we build the ozhera-app image in the root directory docker build . --build-arg SRC_PATH=servers/ozhera-app/ --build-arg LIB_PATH=. --build-arg APP_VERSION=2.2.6-SNAPSHOT -t herahub/opensource-pub:app-server-2.2.6-SNAPSHOT-beta-v1
During the startup process, OzHera's service relies on many basic services, including: mysql, Nacos, elasticsearch, Redis, RocketMQ, grafana, prometheus, alertManager, node-exporter, Cadvisor, etc.; In addition, in addition to the configuration items of each module, As well as the dependencies between projects, manually starting each application is a very complicated process. Therefore, OzHera provides an operator that is convenient for users to use. You can follow the instructions in the following link to make your deployment process simple and easy.
For the deployment process, you need to refer to the following instructions https://ozhera.apache.org/zh/docs/deployment.html https://ozhera.apache.org/en/docs/deployment.html
Of course, before using the operator, you need to build the image of the corresponding service module under OzHera for the operator to use during the deployment process. For building the image, please refer to the content of this document 1.
You can use the following command to build the project from the source code (if necessary) mvn clean install -Papache-release -Dmaven.test.skip=true
You need to build the project locally and rely on the environment: maven3 and jdk21