Introduction
1.
Overview
2.
Getting Started
2.1.
Install on your laptop
2.2.
Install on the cloud
2.3.
Upgrading
2.4.
Install via Helm
2.5.
Persistence
2.6.
Troubleshooting
2.7.
Installing apps
2.8.
Develop locally
3.
Developing Microservices
3.1.
Create a microservice
3.2.
Elasticity and Resilience
3.3.
Design for Failure
3.4.
Service Discovery
3.5.
Load balancing
3.6.
Pipelines
3.7.
Logging
3.8.
Monitoring
3.9.
Tracing
3.10.
Circuit Breakers
3.11.
Configuration
3.12.
Testing
3.13.
Arquillian
4.
Developer Reference
4.1.
Spring Boot
4.2.
Apache Karaf
4.3.
CDI
4.4.
Java Libraries
5.
Microservices Platform
5.1.
Developer Console
5.2.
CI and CD
5.2.1.
Jenkins Pipeline Library
5.2.2.
fabric8.yml file
5.3.
Management
5.3.1.
Logging
5.3.2.
Metrics
5.4.
ChatOps
5.5.
Chaos Monkey
6.
Integration
6.1.
Messaging
6.2.
API Management
6.2.1.
Apiman Components
6.2.2.
Getting Started
6.2.3.
Data Model
6.2.4.
Publish Service
6.2.5.
Consume a Service
7.
Quickstarts
7.1.
Archetypes
7.2.
Running
7.3.
Walk-through
8.
Tools
8.1.
Forge
8.1.1.
Camel Maven Plugin
8.2.
Maven Plugin
8.2.1.
Old 2.x plugin
8.2.1.1.
fabric8:migrate
8.2.1.2.
docker:build
8.2.1.3.
docker:push
8.2.1.4.
fabric8:apply
8.2.1.5.
fabric8:create-env
8.2.1.6.
fabric8:create-routes
8.2.1.7.
fabric8:delete-pods
8.2.1.8.
fabric8:devops
8.2.1.9.
fabric8:helm
8.2.1.10.
fabric8:helm-push
8.2.1.11.
fabric8:json
8.2.1.11.1.
annotation processors
8.2.1.12.
fabric8:recreate
8.2.1.13.
fabric8:rolling
8.3.
Helm
9.
Annotations
9.1.
Secret Annotations
10.
Architecture
10.1.
Terminology
10.2.
Pods
10.3.
Replication Controllers
10.4.
Labels
10.5.
Services
10.6.
Service Linking
10.7.
Apps
10.8.
Environments
10.9.
Builds
11.
Source Code
12.
Changes from V1
13.
FAQ
13.1.
General Questions
13.2.
JBoss Fuse Questions
13.3.
Kubernetes Questions
13.4.
OpenShift Questions
14.
Other Install Options
14.1.
Kubernetes
14.1.1.
MiniKube
14.1.2.
Vagrant
14.1.3.
Google Container Engine
14.1.4.
Amazon Web Services
14.1.5.
Kubernetes
14.2.
OpenShift
14.2.1.
MiniShift
14.2.2.
Vagrant
14.2.3.
oc cluster up
14.2.4.
Red Hat CDK
14.2.5.
OpenShift
14.2.5.1.
Install OpenShift
14.2.6.
Accept self-signed certs
14.2.7.
Setup Local OpenShift Client
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Fabric8 Documentation
Developing Microservices
When developing Microservices you need to consider the following capabilities:
Create a microservice
Elasticity and Resilience
Design for Failure
Service Discovery
Load balancing
Pipelines
Logging
Monitoring
Tracing
Circuit Breakers
Configuration
Testing
Arquillian