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Version: 3.2.x

Manage ActiveMQ Deployments

Updating the ActiveMQ Deployment(s) when changes are made to the Elastic Path ActiveMQ Docker image definition​

When changes are made to the Elastic Path ActiveMQ Docker image definition, update your ActiveMQ deployment(s) to consume the changes in your deployed Self Managed Commerce stack by doing the following steps:

Step 1: Build the image​

Build a new ActiveMQ image using the build-activemq Jenkins job to update the changes to the Elastic Path ActiveMQ Docker image definition.

Step 2: Update the ActiveMQ deployment(s)​

If you gave the image built a new tag, use the new imageTag from the build-activemq Jenkins job, and rerun the create-or-delete-activemq-container Jenkins job for your existing ActiveMQ deployment with the new imageTag specified.

If you did not give the image built a new tag, then you can use kubectl to restart the ActiveMQ deployment(s) to update the new version of the image. Use the following commands to restart the ActiveMQ deployment(s):

  1. Confirm the exact name of the Kubernetes namespace where your ActiveMQ and Self Managed Commerce services are running. This will be the value you specified as the kubernetesNickName parameter in the Jenkins jobs used to deploy the Self Managed Commerce services.

  2. Set the namespace environment variable.

    # Be sure to replace <kubernetesNickNameValue> with your actual 'kubernetesNickName' value
    activemq_namespace="kubernetesNickNameValue"

  3. Determine whether you have one or two ActiveMQ deployments in your namespace.

    # get the deployments
    kubectl get deployments -n ${activemq_namespace} -l 'app=ep-activemq'

  4. Run the following commands to update the first ActiveMQ deployment:

    # get the deployment name
    activemq_deployment_name_0=$(kubectl get deployments -n ${activemq_namespace} -l 'app=ep-activemq' -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}')

    # restart the first deployment
    kubectl rollout restart -n ${activemq_namespace} ${activemq_deployment_name_0}
    kubectl rollout status -n ${activemq_namespace} ${activemq_deployment_name_0}

  5. If you have a second ActiveMQ deployment, run the following commands to update the second ActiveMQ deployment:

    # get the deployment name
    activemq_deployment_name_1=$(kubectl get deployments -n ${activemq_namespace} -l 'app=ep-activemq' -o jsonpath='{.items[1].metadata.name}')

    # restart the second deployment
    kubectl rollout restart -n ${activemq_namespace} ${activemq_deployment_name_1}
    kubectl rollout status -n ${activemq_namespace} ${activemq_deployment_name_1}