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Onboard your application

In the application subdirectory, you will find a workload.yaml file. It describes a Workload with the name tanzu-java-web-app, and it references application source code located on Github at https://github.com/sample-accelerators/tanzu-java-web-app

You have a few options on how to use your new environment:

  1. Leave the workload.yaml as is, and submit it for build and deploy.
  2. Fork the repo referenced in workload.yaml, and update the spec.source.git.url field in workload.yaml to point to your new forked repo. This will allow you to make subsequent updates to the code to use an iterative development process
  3. Update the spec.source.git configuration in workload.yaml to point to an application of your choosing. This application must be in one of the languages specified in the kpack.languages field of the config.yaml that you used to install Tanzu.

Once your workload.yaml is ready, you can submit it:

kubectl apply -f application/workload.yaml

This will kick off the build process. You can follow along by tailing the logs in kpack. For example, if your workload name is tanzu-java-webapp, you can see the logs at:

kp build logs tanzu-java-web-app

Once the build is complete, Knative will begin the process of deploying your application. You can track the progrss of the deployment with:

kn service list

Once the service is ready, you can access your application on port 8080 of the specified URL (Be sure your port-forward is still running).

Committing updates to the Git repo will trigger a new build and deploy of your application, allowing you to iterate.

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