Application Port
In Kubernetes or OpenShift, your can set the listening port of the application or microservice.(The targetPort of the service)
This pages explains you how.
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Azure DevOps
- Bitbucket Pipelines
1. In the main branch you will edit the YAML file named .github/workflows/github-ci.yaml
2. In the github-ci.yaml file search for the Features section, you will find it like this:
## Features -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
3. Bellow the section title, add the following configuration and change the values as you need:
# Application Internal Port
appInternalPort: '80'
4. Commit and enjoy! ✨
1. In the main branch you will edit the YAML file named .gitlab-ci.yml
2. In the .gitlab-ci.yml file search for the Features section, you will find it like this:
## Features -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
3. Bellow the section title, add the following configuration and change the values as you need:
# Application Internal Port
appInternalPort: '80'
4. Commit and enjoy! ✨
1. In your Azure Repo's main branch you will edit the YAML file named azdevops-ci.yml
2. In the azdevops-ci.yml file search for the Features section, you will find it like this:
## Features -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
3. Bellow the section title, add the following configuration and change the values as you need:
# Application Internal Port
- name: appInternalPort
value: '80'
4. Commit and enjoy! ✨
1. In the main branch you will edit the YAML file named .bitbucket/envs.yaml
2. In the .bitbucket/envs.yaml file search for the Features section, you will find it like this:
## Features -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
3. Bellow the section title, add the following configuration and change the values as you need:
# Application Internal Port
appInternalPort='80'
4. Commit and enjoy! ✨