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We are trying to implement some Java code for our IFS Cloud system. The versions of our environment are:

  • Application service update: 23.2.3
  • Framework service update: 23.2.7
  • IFS Cloud Web version: 23.2.7.20240605150108.0
  • IFS OData provider version: 23.2.7.20240605053529.0

I set up a remote minikube server and managed to connect my local kubectl with it. I also tried to install it locally, but this is unfortunately not an option. With kubectl running, I went through the steps described here: Technologies - Technical Documentation For IFS Cloud

 

I managed to start the application server and got the following output:

secret "ds-db-secret" deleted
secret/ds-db-secret created
secret "ds-docker-secret" deleted
secret/ds-docker-secret created
deployment.apps/ifsapp-mock-iam created
service/ifsapp-mock-iam created
deployment.apps/ifsapp-client created
service/ifsapp-client created
deployment.apps/ifsapp-client-services created
service/ifsapp-client-services created
deployment.apps/ifsapp-odata created
service/ifsapp-odata created
deployment.apps/ifs-file-storage created
service/ifs-file-storage created
pod/ifsapp-odata-84766bc845-sfh89 condition met
Forwarding from 127.0.0.1:8080 -> 8080
Handling connection for 8080
Handling connection for 8080
Handling connection for 8080
Handling connection for 8080
Handling connection for 8080

At the end it’s mentioned that I have to open http://localhost:8080/main/ifsapplications/web/start

I can see that something is running, but not what I was hoping for:

I haven’t found anything in the documentation or here in the community.

Thanks for any idea on how to get this working.

It turns out to be much easier than I thought. I had to execute the following commands on my server:

kubectl get pods

kubectl logs ifsapp-odata…. (take exact name from previous command)

There I saw that my port 1521 is being blocked. A quick change to the firewall and it works!

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