Drools setup

Build docker image k8s server

cd dkr_kie_server
docker build -t icodecraft/kie-server:latest .

Build docker image k8s wb server

cd dkr_kie_wb
docker build -t icodecraft/kie-wb:latest .

Publish Images to remote docker registry where k8s runs

docker login
docker push   

First time create namespace drools

kubectl create namespace drools

Deploy k8s PV, Kie server, Kie wb, config, secrets

cd k8s-manifest
kubectl apply -f .

Endpoints

Kie WB

http://localhost:31001/business-central/kie-wb.jsp

Kie Server http://localhost:31002/kie-server/services/rest/server/

Delete k8s PV, Kie server, Kie wb

cd k8s-manifest
kubectl delete -f .

Ref

http://www.mastertheboss.com/bpm/drools/getting-started-with-business-central-workbench/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54073794/kubernetes-persistent-volume-on-docker-desktop-windows

https://asbnotebook.com/set-up-drools-business-central-and-kie-server-on-wildfly/

Replace /opt/jboss/wildfly/standalone/configuration/standalone-full-drools.xml by customizing :

–server-config=standalone-xml: Used to start the WildFly server on full mode. org.kie.server.id: A unique KIE server identifier. We are setting this property to wildfly-kieserver. org.kie.server.user: Username to be set to access KIE server. It’s kieserver in our example. This is the application user we have created earlier. org.kie.server.pwd: Password to access the KIE server. This is the password of the WildFly application user(kieserver), that we have created earlier. org.kie.server.location: HTTP location where the KIE server gets exposed. org.server.controller.user: Username for accessing the KIE REST API. org.server.controller.pwd: Password for accessing the KIE REST API. org.kie.server.controller: The KIE REST server location. This URL used by the client applications to invoke the drools rules, that are deployed on the KIE server.