Liferay deployment on openshift codeready 4.3 about liferay-docker

[doyoungim999]

I resolved

[zsoltbalogh]

Thanks for updating the ticket, closing!

[MarcoPortillo]

@doyoungim999 I have the same problem, how did you resolve it?

[doyoungim999]

@MarcoPortillo

you may try this:

$oc create serviceaccount useroot
$oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid -z useroot
$oc edit dc/portal
spec:
serviceAccountName: useroot

[MarcoPortillo]

@doyoungim999 It does not work, it says my user does not have permission to do this

[doyoungim999]

I don't know the error message.
You need openshift admin user authority to create service account.

[MarcoPortillo]

@doyoungim999 Can I contact you somehow to explain better? I am new to Liferay, docker and openshift so I am kinda lost with the steps. If you have time

[doyoungim999]

Are you running on openshift ?
I am not liferay expert either.
Please describe the steps in detail with your error here.

[MarcoPortillo]

@doyoungim999 Yes, openshift 4.5 and Liferay 7.2.

First I created my docker image from my Liferay Environment, I use these steps: https://help.liferay.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022307392-Leveraging-Docker

Second, I found about this Openshift-ready liferay image project: https://hub.docker.com/r/simontim/liferay-openshift if I use this image directly in my openshift environment, I don't have any permission issues, even using the same user and it works perfectly but is liferay 7.0 and I need 7.2 with all my projects and configs. I tried to copy the steps he uses in his DOCKERFILE in my local dockerfile (of course, adapting my paths), but still doesn't work.

Lastly, I just upload my docker image to docker hub and pull from there to my openshift environment. I get these errors:

this happen when I start the pod and it tries to start the liferay instance.

I also tried your steps, but I get this message error:

I would really thankful if you could help me somehow 👍

P.S: If I use a normal liferay image from the docker hub (for example 7.3), or my liferay image environment without any dockerfile configuration, I still get the same permission issue error.

[doyoungim999]

permission denied can be related with serviceaccount in openshift.
If you're using podman or docker, you will not have this error.
So i suggest you create service account with administroator "kubeadmin".
after you create a serviceaccount, you need to add serviceAccountname in deployment disciptor like th attached.
I run the following in my case:
$oc edit deployment portal

[MarcoPortillo]

@doyoungim999 thank you, unfortunately we don't have access to create a service account with administrator "kubeadmin"

I have a jenkins instance in my openshift, do you think if I try to create my liferay docker image directly there, it could make a difference?