This project defines Images allowing you to build and deploy WildFly applications on the cloud.

Documentation for WildFly S2I (Source to Image) and runtime images can be found there.

Relationship with WildFly s2i centos7 images

These new images replace the quay.io/wildfly/wildfly-centos7 and quay.io/wildfy/wildfly-runtime-centos7 images.

As opposed to the wildfly-centos7 WildFly s2i builder image that is containing a WildFly server, the new builder image is a generic builder allowing to build image for any WildFly releases.

Releasing new images is no more bound to WildFly server releases. Releases are done for fixes and new features done in the image.

Building the images

You must have cekit installed.

Building the JDK17 images

• cd wildfly-builder-image; cekit build --overrides=jdk17-overrides.yaml docker
• cd wildfly-runtime-image; cekit build --overrides=jdk17-overrides.yaml docker

Building the JDK21 images

• cd wildfly-builder-image; cekit build --overrides=jdk21-overrides.yaml docker
• cd wildfly-runtime-image; cekit build --overrides=jdk21-overrides.yaml docker

Tests executed for new Pull request

Steps

Behave tests are run when a PR is opened against the wildfly-s2i repository. The github action workflow file is run. The steps are as follow:

• Build multiarch images for all supported JDK.
• Then, for each behave feature files:
• Execute the test, and redirect logs to <feature name>-ubuntu-latest-${{ matrix.jdk }}.txt
• call docker system prune to release unreferenced images.
• If a failure occurs, the workflow is aborted and the logs are collected.

Understanding the failure logs

The features test execution has been split into multiple executions due to created images resource consumption and log size. Each feature file has its own execution with its own log. When a failure occurs:

• Check the Github action execution log. The failing feature file and scenarios are displayed.
• Download the log files.
• Unzip the log files and search for the wildfly-s2i-test-logs-ubuntu-latest-<jdk>/**/test-logs-legacy-s2i-ubuntu-latest-jdk11.txt<feature name>-ubuntu-latest-<jdk>.txt file.
• You can then grep the feature name inside the file, for example (Test preview FP and preview cloud FP with legacy app.) and look at the failure.

NOTE: The S2I build logs contain ERROR traces that are not actual errors, just traces. For example:

ERROR I0426 14:07:03.322859 349849 build.go:51] Running S2I version "v1.3.1"

You can ignore such traces. Search for Traceback, that is the stack trace of the failure.