OpenShift :: how to skip the application from starting when using “oc new-app”

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I am using openshift command oc new-app <git-url> [OPTIONS..] to add a new application into the openshift project.

As part of the process, it creates :

build config & starts the build

image stream

replication controller

deploy config & deploys the application

I do not intend to deploy the application instantly.

Is there a way to skip application from starting up a pod in Openshift, similar to cf push --no-start (in PCF)

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snmaddula

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Look at oc set triggers and disable the image change trigger. You can then enable the image change trigger later, or force a new rollout somehow using the newer image.
– Graham Dumpleton
Nov 11 at 6:00

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I am using openshift command oc new-app <git-url> [OPTIONS..] to add a new application into the openshift project.

As part of the process, it creates :

build config & starts the build

image stream

replication controller

deploy config & deploys the application

I do not intend to deploy the application instantly.

Is there a way to skip application from starting up a pod in Openshift, similar to cf push --no-start (in PCF)

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

1

Look at oc set triggers and disable the image change trigger. You can then enable the image change trigger later, or force a new rollout somehow using the newer image.
– Graham Dumpleton
Nov 11 at 6:00

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2
down vote

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I am using openshift command oc new-app <git-url> [OPTIONS..] to add a new application into the openshift project.

As part of the process, it creates :

build config & starts the build

image stream

replication controller

deploy config & deploys the application

I do not intend to deploy the application instantly.

Is there a way to skip application from starting up a pod in Openshift, similar to cf push --no-start (in PCF)

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

I am using openshift command oc new-app <git-url> [OPTIONS..] to add a new application into the openshift project.

As part of the process, it creates :

build config & starts the build

image stream

replication controller

deploy config & deploys the application

I do not intend to deploy the application instantly.

Is there a way to skip application from starting up a pod in Openshift, similar to cf push --no-start (in PCF)

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asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

asked Nov 11 at 3:48

snmaddula

2018

1

Look at oc set triggers and disable the image change trigger. You can then enable the image change trigger later, or force a new rollout somehow using the newer image.
– Graham Dumpleton
Nov 11 at 6:00

add a comment |

1

Look at oc set triggers and disable the image change trigger. You can then enable the image change trigger later, or force a new rollout somehow using the newer image.
– Graham Dumpleton
Nov 11 at 6:00

Look at oc set triggers and disable the image change trigger. You can then enable the image change trigger later, or force a new rollout somehow using the newer image.
– Graham Dumpleton
Nov 11 at 6:00

add a comment |

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If you only want to build the app but not deploy it, why not consider using oc new-build, see also the docs or have a look at this example.

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If you only want to build the app but not deploy it, why not consider using oc new-build, see also the docs or have a look at this example.

answered Nov 11 at 5:34

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If you only want to build the app but not deploy it, why not consider using oc new-build, see also the docs or have a look at this example.

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If you only want to build the app but not deploy it, why not consider using oc new-build, see also the docs or have a look at this example.

answered Nov 11 at 5:34

Michael Hausenblas

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If you only want to build the app but not deploy it, why not consider using oc new-build, see also the docs or have a look at this example.

answered Nov 11 at 5:34

Michael Hausenblas

5,80121940

answered Nov 11 at 5:34

Michael Hausenblas

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answered Nov 11 at 5:34

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answered Nov 11 at 5:34

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