Many years ago, as not so many people were talking about Scrum and agile, the élégant french iceScrum came to my way. Actually, using this tool learend me how Scrum works - as it is incredibly intuitive and guides the user in an unique way.
That’s why I decided to show how to deploy its OpenSource Version, in form of a DockerImage on an OpenShift Cluster.
Note:
- These instructions are semi-automated and use manual clicks in the OpenShift App Console and on the command line with
oc. - the Data will be stored by not-production-ready H2 Database, on a persistence volume.
- During the first run, you should run the set-up Wizard on the Main URL - otherwise your system will stay open and vulnerable.
Installation on OpenShift
create a new OpenShift Project with name e.g. icescrum
Optional: if OpenShift complains something about root rights needed for the container, run:
oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid -z default -n icescrum --as system:admin
Do this only if needed.
Then, in the App Console, deploy the image: icescrum/icescrum
Create a Storage and then, in the Deployment Config, mount it on /root of the Container.
Redeploy the Deployment Config.
Expose Port 8080 of the Pod to a Service:
oc expose dc/icescrum --port=8080
Expose the Service to a Route:
oc expose service/icescrum
The App is now ready on http:(route-url)/icescrum.
Run the Wizard, and you are ready.
Voilà. Élégance française.
Of course, we could do a OpenShift template for this all…
Hinweis: dieser Blog wiederspiegelt meine persönliche Meinung und hat nichts mit meiner Anstellung als Dozent der zhaw noch mit anderen Anstellungen zu tun.