Cloud Native

From ONEWEB version 5.0.21.07, AppSpace provides cloud-native support for enabling containerized applications.

The first step of working with Cloud Native is to register your cloud service account with Cloud Native. Go to the Cloud Native menu icon on the left menu bar.

To register your cloud service account, you need the kube config details for your kubernetes cluster. There is a provision to test the connection to your cluster to verify the details.

Once the cloud service is running, the user can create the other object types on your kubernetes cluster.

The Second step is to create the environment variables as a config map or secret. This step is optional.

The third step is to create a suitable namespace for running your application cluster.

The next step is to create the storage. Users can choose volume on the host or from cluster storage. Users can create storage as Read, Write Once, Read-Only Many, and Read Write Many. There is also an option to step limit.

The Fifth step is to create the deployment. There are multiple options to set add volume claim, add config map, specify ports, specify the number of replicas, and also set a limit for CPU and memory.

The last and final step is to create the service for your deployment.

Once your service is started, the system will show the exposed node port URL to access your service.