Oracle WebLogic Server for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) can be obtained through the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Marketplace. When employing Oracle WebLogic Server for OKE, you can establish a configuration where the WebLogic administration server operates within distinct pods within a Kubernetes cluster. Furthermore, this setup includes the automatic setup of a private load balancer, ensuring accessibility to both the WebLogic Server administration console and the Jenkins console.
In the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Marketplace, Resource Manager is utilized to provision various elements like network resources, compute instances, load balancers, and Kubernetes components. These elements are collectively referred to as a "stack."
The video tutorial illustrates the process of creating a stack by leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes, the Marketplace, and Resource Manager. It also explains how to set up a domain through the Jenkins CI/CD pipeline job.
References:
Get Started with Oracle WebLogic Server for OKE: docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas...
Deploy and Un deploy an Application on WebLogic for OKE Using Jenkins: docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas...