Part 5 | RTF Series | Deployment Flow

Until now we have completed the infrastructure and the RTF setup, we also have a good understanding of different components of RTF and Kubernets. Lets shift our gears to application deployment, this is the place where we would spend most of time in development phase. This video will help you understand the complete orchestration among different RTF control plane componenets that takes place to deploy one single application to the cluster.


Note: The concepts discussed here related to the app deployment flow are agnostic to the flavor of RTF being used, only planet container part in this video is specific to appliance model rest all remains same for BYOK and Appliance.

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⏱ Video Timestamps
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00:00 Start
00:20 App deployment Flow Overview
01:20 Understanding the GAV error
03:46 Mule application pod structure
06:16 Mule application for demo
09:05 Deploying first app to RTF
09:21 Exploring Deployment Target, Properties and JVM tabs
10:02 Enabling logging level using properties tab
16:35 Streaming agent logs to monitor the deployment
18:50 Enable HAR logs on browser to trace the requests
20:10 Observing the agent logs when deployment is in progress
22:52 Observing the pod created for deployed app in kubernetes
23:22 Observing ClusterIP service created for the deployed app
27:02 Different ways to access the mule app's HTTP endpoint
32:22 Describing the application pod
36:00 Describing deployment
38:28 Enter the application pod
44:13 Readiness probe
47:34 Checking application logs
48:00 Inspecting HAR retreived from 18:50


📌 Pre-requisite Content
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🔗 RTF Primer Part 1 [Virtualization & Containerization]:    • Part 1 | RTF Primer | Virtualization and C...  
🔗 RTF Primer Part 2 [Kubernetes Basics]:    • Part 2 | RTF Primer | Kubernetes Basics  


📌 Previous Parts in this series
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🔗 RTF Series Part 1 [RTF Architecture]:    • Part 1 | RTF Series | Architecture Overvie...  
🔗 RTF Series Part 2 [Appliance Installation]:    • Part 2 | RTF Series | Appliance installati...  
🔗 RTF Series Part 3 [Pods, Namespaces, Services and Cronjobs]:    • Part 3 | RTF Series | Namespaces, Pods, Se...  
🔗 RTF Series Part 4 [DNS Overview]:    • Part 4 | RTF Series | DNS Overview  


🎬 RTF Series Playlist
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💥    • Runtime Fabric  

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