3 years ago

Category: Kubernetes, container

With container based development we've also transitioned from using templates to define how to deploy our tooling and applications, to operators. There are many examples of how to work with the templated versions of our applications around decision management and process automation found on Red Hat Demo Central and JBoss Demo Central.

We'll leave it as an exercise for the reader to install OpenShift using this project and assume for the rest of this article you have it running.

Open the left menu entry Operators -> OperatorHub, then using the search window type in 'business automation' to locate our preferred operator: If you select the Business Automation operator it opens the description where you can click on the install button: The next screen is for the operator installation and you can leave all the defaults filled in, except for having to choose a namespace to install it in. In this case we chose the default namespace and click on the install button: You see that this will provide an API called KieApp, which will allow us to either install decision management or process automation tooling products.