Creating a Workload

Log in to the CCI console.
In the navigation pane, choose Workloads > Deployments. On the page displayed on the right, click Create from Image.
Specify basic information.
- Workload Name: Enter a workload name, for example, deployment-2048.
- Namespace: Select the namespace created in Creating a Namespace.
- Pods: Change the value to 1 in this example.
- Pod Specifications: Select the general-computing pod with 0.5-core CPU and 1GiB of memory.
- Container Settings
  On the My Images tab page, select the uploaded 2048 image.
  
  Figure 1 Container settings
Configure workload access settings.
Three options are available:
- Do not use: No entry is provided to allow access from other workloads. This option is ideal for computing scenarios where communication with external systems is not required.
- Intranet access: There are two ways to allow the workload to be accessed by other workloads over the private network.
- Internet access: The workload is accessed from public networks through load balancers.
In this example, set the workload access option to Internet access to allow access to the 2048 workload using the EIP and port of the load balancer.

Set Service Name to deployment-2048, and select a load balancer. If no load balancer is available, click Create Shared Load Balancer to create one.

Set Ingress Name to ingress-2048, ELB Protocol to HTTP/HTTPS, and ELB Port to HTTP 8080.

Set Workload Access Port to 80 (or another port) and Container Port to 80. The container port must be set to 80, which is the same port set for the 2048 image in the image repository.

Set Mapping Path to / and associate it with the workload access port so that you can access the 2048 workload using Load balancer IP address:Port.
Click Next: Configure Advanced Settings. After you confirm the configuration, click Submit. Then click Back to Deployment List.
In the workload list, if the workload status is Running, the workload is created successfully.