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Oracle WebLogic Image Tool

Oracle is finding ways for organizations using WebLogic Server to run important workloads, to move those workloads into the cloud, and to simplify and speed up the application deployment life cycle. By adopting industry standards, such as Docker and Kubernetes, WebLogic now runs in a cloud neutral infrastructure. To help simplify and automate the creation of Docker images for WebLogic Server, we are providing this open-source Oracle WebLogic Image Tool. This tool let's you create a new Linux based image, with installations of a JDK and WebLogic Server, and optionally, configure a WebLogic domain with your applications, apply WebLogic Server patches, or update an existing image.

Features

The Image Tool provides three functions within the main script:

  • Create Image - The create command creates a new Docker image and installs the requested Java and WebLogic software. Additionally, you can create a WebLogic domain in the image at the same time.
  • Update Image - The update command creates a new Docker image by applying WebLogic patches to an existing image. Additionally, you can create a WebLogic domain if one did not exist previously, update an an existing domain, or deploy an application.
  • Cache - The Image Tool maintains metadata on the local file system for patches and installers.
    The cache command can be used to manipulate the local metadata.

Prerequisites

  • Docker client and daemon on the build machine, with minimum Docker version Docker 18.03.1.ce.
  • Installers for WebLogic Server and JDK from OTN / Oracle e-Delivery.
  • (For patches) Oracle support credentials.
  • Bash version 4.0 or higher to enable the <tab> command complete feature.

Setup

  • Build the project (mvn clean package), to create the ZIP installer in ./imagetool/target.
  • Unzip the release ZIP file to a desired location.
  • For Linux environment cd your_unzipped_location/bin and source setup.sh.
  • For Windows environment cd your_unzipped_location\bin and .\imagetool.cmd.
  • Run imagetool help to show the help screen.

Quick Start

Image Tool Quick Start Guide

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2019 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.