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Step 6: Deploying an Application (CCE)

CodeArts Deploy provides visualized and automated deployment. Various deployment actions are provided to help you formulate a standard deployment process, reducing deployment costs and improving release efficiency.

To deliver software more quickly and stably, the development team needs some self-service deployment service capabilities to reduce subsequent maintenance workload.

This section describes how Chris deploys a release package on CCE. For details about ECS-based deployment, see Step 6: Deploying an Application (ECS).

Preset Applications

There are three deployment applications preset in the sample project.

Table 1 Preset applications

Preset Application

Description

phoenix-cd-cce

For deployment to CCE

phoenix-sample-standalone

For deployment to ECS

phoenix-sample-predeploy

For installing dependency tools on ECS

This section uses the phoenix-cd-cce application as an example.

Buying and Configuring CCE

This section uses Cloud Container Engine (CCE) for deployment.

You can buy a standard or turbo cluster on the console.

For details about the mandatory configurations of clusters and nodes, see Table 2 and Table 3. You can select the configurations that are not listed in the table based on the site requirements.
Table 2 Buying a CCE cluster

Category

Configuration Item

Suggestion

Basic Settings

Type

Select CCE Standard Cluster.

Billing Mode

Select Pay-per-use.

Cluster Name

Enter a name.

Cluster Version

Select a version as required. You are advised to select the latest version.

Network Settings

Network Model

Select Tunnel network.

VPC

Select an existing VPC. If no proper VPC is available in the list, click Create VPC.

Default Node Subnet

Select an existing subnet. If no proper subnet is available in the list, click Create Subnet.

Container CIDR Block

Click Auto select.
Table 3 Configuring a node

Category

Configuration Item

Suggestion

Node Configuration

Billing Mode

Select Pay-per-use.

Node Type

Select Elastic Cloud Server (VM).

Specifications

Select 2 vCPUs and 8 GiB memory or higher.

OS

Click Public image and select an Euler image.

Node Name

Enter a custom name.

Login Mode

Select Password.

Password

Enter a password.

Network Settings

Node IP

Select Automatic.

EIP

Select Auto create.

Configuring and Executing an Application

Deploy the .yaml files generated in Step 5: Building an Application in the CCE cluster one by one.

  1. Configure the application.

    1. Go to the Phoenix Mall project and choose CICD > Deploy. The built-in deployment applications of the sample project are displayed on the page.
    2. Find application phoenix-cd-cce. Click and choose Edit.
    3. On the Deployment Actions tab page, complete the following configurations in each action.
      Table 4 Configuring deployment actions

      Configuration Item

      Suggestion

      Cluster Name

      Use the cluster name set when buying a CCE cluster.

      Namespace

      In this document, select default.
    4. Click the Parameters tab and set parameters.
      Table 5 Parameter configuration

      Parameter

      Example Value

      ci_task_name

      Enter phoenix-sample-ci.

      version

      Use the value of version of the phoenix-sample-ci task.
    5. Click Save.

  2. Go to the CCE console. Locate the target cluster and click its name to go to the Overview page.

    Choose Workloads from the navigation pane, click the Deployments tab, and verify that no record exists in the list.

    If there are records in the list, select all records, click Delete, select all resource release options, and click Yes to clear the records in the list.

  3. Return to the application list page, click in the row of the phoenix-cd-cce application, and click OK in the dialog box that is displayed to start deployment.

    If is displayed on the page, the deployment is successful. If the deployment fails, rectify the fault based on the failed action and the error information in logs.

  4. Verify the deployment result.

    1. Go to the CCE console.
    2. Locate the target cluster and click its name to go to the Overview page.
    3. Choose Workloads from the navigation pane, and click the Deployments tab.

      Five records are displayed on the page. All of them are in the Running state.

    4. Click vote to go to the details page. On the Access Mode tab page, choose More > Update.
      Set the parameters by referring to Table 6, and click OK.
      Table 6 Updating a service

      Parameter

      Example Value

      Service Type

      Select NodePort.

      Service Affinity

      Select Cluster-level.

      Service Port

      Enter 5000.

      Container Port

      Enter 80.

      Node Port

      Set the port number based on the site requirements. In this document, this parameter is set to Auto.
    5. Return to the list. Record the port number with a dotted line below the text in the Access Port:Container Port/Protocol column.
    6. Open a new browser page and enter http://IP:port number in the address box. The Phoenix Mall homepage is displayed.

      IP indicates the elastic IP address bound to the node in Buying and Configuring CCE, and port number indicates the value recorded in 4.e.

    7. Return to the Deployments page and update result (the service port is 5001) by referring to 4.d.

      After the creation is successful, enter the node IP address and service port number in the address box of a new browser. The dashboard of Phoenix Mall is displayed.

Parent topic: Implementation Procedure