Examples with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem

use of io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem in project quarkus by quarkusio.

the class S2iProcessor method s2iBuildFromNative.

@BuildStep(onlyIf = { IsNormalNotRemoteDev.class, S2iBuild.class, NativeBuild.class })
public void s2iBuildFromNative(S2iConfig s2iConfig, ContainerImageConfig containerImageConfig, KubernetesClientBuildItem kubernetesClient, ContainerImageInfoBuildItem containerImage, ArchiveRootBuildItem archiveRoot, OutputTargetBuildItem out, PackageConfig packageConfig, List<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> generatedResources, Optional<ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem> buildRequest, Optional<ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem> pushRequest, BuildProducer<ArtifactResultBuildItem> artifactResultProducer, BuildProducer<ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem> containerImageBuilder, NativeImageBuildItem nativeImage) {
    if (containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyDisabled()) {
        return;
    }
    if (!containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyEnabled() && !containerImageConfig.isPushExplicitlyEnabled() && !buildRequest.isPresent() && !pushRequest.isPresent()) {
        return;
    }
    String namespace = Optional.ofNullable(kubernetesClient.getClient().getNamespace()).orElse("default");
    LOG.info("Performing s2i binary build with native image on server: " + kubernetesClient.getClient().getMasterUrl() + " in namespace:" + namespace + ".");
    Optional<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> openshiftYml = generatedResources.stream().filter(r -> r.getName().endsWith("kubernetes" + File.separator + "openshift.yml")).findFirst();
    if (openshiftYml.isEmpty()) {
        LOG.warn("No Openshift manifests were generated so no s2i process will be taking place");
        return;
    }
    createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), s2iConfig, out.getOutputDirectory(), nativeImage.getPath());
    artifactResultProducer.produce(new ArtifactResultBuildItem(null, "native-container", Collections.emptyMap()));
    containerImageBuilder.produce(new ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem(S2I));
}

Example 2 with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem

use of io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem in project quarkus by quarkusio.

the class S2iProcessor method s2iBuildFromJar.

@BuildStep(onlyIf = { IsNormalNotRemoteDev.class, S2iBuild.class }, onlyIfNot = NativeBuild.class)
public void s2iBuildFromJar(S2iConfig s2iConfig, ContainerImageConfig containerImageConfig, KubernetesClientBuildItem kubernetesClient, ContainerImageInfoBuildItem containerImage, ArchiveRootBuildItem archiveRoot, OutputTargetBuildItem out, PackageConfig packageConfig, List<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> generatedResources, Optional<ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem> buildRequest, Optional<ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem> pushRequest, BuildProducer<ArtifactResultBuildItem> artifactResultProducer, BuildProducer<ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem> containerImageBuilder, // used to ensure that the jar has been built
JarBuildItem jar) {
    if (containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyDisabled()) {
        return;
    }
    if (!containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyEnabled() && !containerImageConfig.isPushExplicitlyEnabled() && !buildRequest.isPresent() && !pushRequest.isPresent()) {
        return;
    }
    Optional<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> openshiftYml = generatedResources.stream().filter(r -> r.getName().endsWith("kubernetes" + File.separator + "openshift.yml")).findFirst();
    if (openshiftYml.isEmpty()) {
        LOG.warn("No Openshift manifests were generated so no s2i process will be taking place");
        return;
    }
    String namespace = Optional.ofNullable(kubernetesClient.getClient().getNamespace()).orElse("default");
    LOG.info("Performing s2i binary build with jar on server: " + kubernetesClient.getClient().getMasterUrl() + " in namespace:" + namespace + ".");
    createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), s2iConfig, out.getOutputDirectory(), jar.getPath(), out.getOutputDirectory().resolve("lib"));
    artifactResultProducer.produce(new ArtifactResultBuildItem(null, "jar-container", Collections.emptyMap()));
    containerImageBuilder.produce(new ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem(S2I));
}

Example 3 with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem

use of io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem in project quarkus by quarkusio.

the class KubernetesDeployerPrerequisite method prepare.

@BuildStep(onlyIf = IsNormalNotRemoteDev.class)
public void prepare(ContainerImageInfoBuildItem containerImage, Optional<SelectedKubernetesDeploymentTargetBuildItem> selectedDeploymentTarget, Optional<FallbackContainerImageRegistryBuildItem> fallbackRegistry, BuildProducer<ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem> buildRequestProducer, BuildProducer<ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem> pushRequestProducer) {
    // the Kubernetes resources from being generated
    if (!KubernetesDeploy.INSTANCE.checkSilently() || !selectedDeploymentTarget.isPresent()) {
        return;
    }
    // Let's communicate to the container-image plugin that we need an image build and an image push.
    buildRequestProducer.produce(new ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem());
    // When a registry is present, we want to push the image
    // However we need to make sure we don't push to the registry when deploying to Minikube
    // since all updates are meant to find the image from the docker daemon
    boolean registryIsPresent = containerImage.getRegistry().isPresent() || fallbackRegistry.isPresent();
    if (registryIsPresent && !selectedDeploymentTarget.get().getEntry().getName().equals(Constants.MINIKUBE)) {
        pushRequestProducer.produce(new ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem());
    }
}

Example 4 with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem

use of io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem in project quarkus by quarkusio.

the class OpenshiftProcessor method openshiftBuildFromJar.

@BuildStep(onlyIf = { IsNormalNotRemoteDev.class, OpenshiftBuild.class }, onlyIfNot = NativeBuild.class)
public void openshiftBuildFromJar(OpenshiftConfig openshiftConfig, S2iConfig s2iConfig, ContainerImageConfig containerImageConfig, KubernetesClientBuildItem kubernetesClient, ContainerImageInfoBuildItem containerImage, ArchiveRootBuildItem archiveRoot, OutputTargetBuildItem out, PackageConfig packageConfig, List<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> generatedResources, Optional<ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem> buildRequest, Optional<ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem> pushRequest, BuildProducer<ArtifactResultBuildItem> artifactResultProducer, BuildProducer<ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem> containerImageBuilder, // used to ensure that the jar has been built
JarBuildItem jar) {
    OpenshiftConfig config = mergeConfig(openshiftConfig, s2iConfig);
    if (containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyDisabled()) {
        return;
    }
    if (!containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyEnabled() && !containerImageConfig.isPushExplicitlyEnabled() && !buildRequest.isPresent() && !pushRequest.isPresent()) {
        return;
    }
    Optional<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> openshiftYml = generatedResources.stream().filter(r -> r.getName().endsWith("kubernetes" + File.separator + "openshift.yml")).findFirst();
    if (openshiftYml.isEmpty()) {
        LOG.warn("No Openshift manifests were generated so no openshift build process will be taking place");
        return;
    }
    String namespace = Optional.ofNullable(kubernetesClient.getClient().getNamespace()).orElse("default");
    LOG.info("Starting (in-cluster) container image build for jar using: " + config.buildStrategy + " on server: " + kubernetesClient.getClient().getMasterUrl() + " in namespace:" + namespace + ".");
    // The contextRoot is where inside the tarball we will add the jars. A null value means everything will be added under '/' while "target" means everything will be added under '/target'.
    // For docker kind of builds where we use instructions like: `COPY target/*.jar /deployments` it using '/target' is a requirement.
    // For s2i kind of builds where jars are expected directly in the '/' we have to use null.
    String outputDirName = out.getOutputDirectory().getFileName().toString();
    String contextRoot = getContextRoot(outputDirName, packageConfig.isFastJar(), config.buildStrategy);
    if (packageConfig.isFastJar()) {
        createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), config, contextRoot, jar.getPath().getParent(), jar.getPath().getParent());
    } else if (jar.getLibraryDir() != null) {
        // When using uber-jar the libraryDir is going to be null, potentially causing NPE.
        createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), config, contextRoot, jar.getPath().getParent(), jar.getPath(), jar.getLibraryDir());
    } else {
        createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), config, contextRoot, jar.getPath().getParent(), jar.getPath());
    }
    artifactResultProducer.produce(new ArtifactResultBuildItem(null, "jar-container", Collections.emptyMap()));
    containerImageBuilder.produce(new ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem(OPENSHIFT));
}

Example 5 with ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem

use of io.quarkus.container.spi.ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem in project quarkus by quarkusio.

the class OpenshiftProcessor method openshiftBuildFromNative.

@BuildStep(onlyIf = { IsNormalNotRemoteDev.class, OpenshiftBuild.class, NativeBuild.class })
public void openshiftBuildFromNative(OpenshiftConfig openshiftConfig, S2iConfig s2iConfig, ContainerImageConfig containerImageConfig, KubernetesClientBuildItem kubernetesClient, ContainerImageInfoBuildItem containerImage, ArchiveRootBuildItem archiveRoot, OutputTargetBuildItem out, PackageConfig packageConfig, List<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> generatedResources, Optional<ContainerImageBuildRequestBuildItem> buildRequest, Optional<ContainerImagePushRequestBuildItem> pushRequest, BuildProducer<ArtifactResultBuildItem> artifactResultProducer, BuildProducer<ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem> containerImageBuilder, NativeImageBuildItem nativeImage) {
    OpenshiftConfig config = mergeConfig(openshiftConfig, s2iConfig);
    if (containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyDisabled()) {
        return;
    }
    if (!containerImageConfig.isBuildExplicitlyEnabled() && !containerImageConfig.isPushExplicitlyEnabled() && !buildRequest.isPresent() && !pushRequest.isPresent()) {
        return;
    }
    String namespace = Optional.ofNullable(kubernetesClient.getClient().getNamespace()).orElse("default");
    LOG.info("Starting (in-cluster) container image build for jar using: " + config.buildStrategy + " on server: " + kubernetesClient.getClient().getMasterUrl() + " in namespace:" + namespace + ".");
    Optional<GeneratedFileSystemResourceBuildItem> openshiftYml = generatedResources.stream().filter(r -> r.getName().endsWith("kubernetes" + File.separator + "openshift.yml")).findFirst();
    if (openshiftYml.isEmpty()) {
        LOG.warn("No Openshift manifests were generated so no openshift build process will be taking place");
        return;
    }
    // The contextRoot is where inside the tarball we will add the jars. A null value means everything will be added under '/' while "target" means everything will be added under '/target'.
    // For docker kind of builds where we use instructions like: `COPY target/*.jar /deployments` it using '/target' is a requirement.
    // For s2i kind of builds where jars are expected directly in the '/' we have to use null.
    String contextRoot = config.buildStrategy == BuildStrategy.DOCKER ? "target" : null;
    createContainerImage(kubernetesClient, openshiftYml.get(), config, contextRoot, out.getOutputDirectory(), nativeImage.getPath());
    artifactResultProducer.produce(new ArtifactResultBuildItem(null, "native-container", Collections.emptyMap()));
    containerImageBuilder.produce(new ContainerImageBuilderBuildItem(OPENSHIFT));
}