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We're seeing the following error in HFM. What would be the cause?
Failed to added lock into the DB. It's possible that the same thread can ask for the same lock twice
The article above really just covers the very basics of a typical DevOps pipeline. There are a number of important considerations to also think about, particularly related to publishing to the IPS package repository, how you might stage changes to your application and promote them to a production environment - there's a lot of best practices here that we don't directly cover in this article. We're also continuing to work on areas in Oracle Solaris that help automate some of these tasks, so stay tuned for future articles that address this!
- Glynn Foster
Hi,
I tried to follow the steps in this document but failed on installing the ips-maven-plugin. The installation stops with the message:
[INFO] --- maven-gpg-plugin:1.5:sign (sign-artifacts) @ ips-maven-plugin ---/bin/sh: gpg: not found[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------[INFO] BUILD FAILURE[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
I am Solaris 11.3 which don't have gpg only gpg2. How do you passed this install step ?
Thanks,
EDIT1: I fixed this through commenting the gpg plugin
Sjaak
Can Oracle Developer Cloud Service be better option for DevOps + Agile based development?
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/developer-cloud/index.html
The article above really just covers the very basics of a typical DevOps pipeline. There are a number of important considerations to also think about, particularly related to publishing to the IPS package repository, how you might stage changes to your application and promote them to a production environment - there's a lot of best practices here that we don't directly cover in this article. We're also continuing to work on areas in Oracle Solaris that help automate some of these tasks, so stay tuned for future articles that address this!- Glynn Foster
Dear Glynn Foster
I followed the above on DevOps- Solaris step by step and found lucky - Almost all steps are working fine and got vision to carry/expand Devops practice with Solaris 11.3 - Indeed Great link on Solaris Devops.
keep adding more on Devops Series and look forward.
Regards
Anisur Rehman
Oman,Muscat