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- Java Development Kit (JDK) - Required by both WebLogic Deploy Tooling and WebLogic Image Tool.
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Install a JDK version that is compatible with your local WebLogic Server installation.
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- Java Development Kit (JDK) - Required by both WebLogic Deploy Tooling and WebLogic Image Tool. Install a JDK version that is compatible with your local WebLogic Server installation.
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- WebLogic Server (WLS) - Required by WebLogic Deploy Tooling. Install a WebLogic Server version
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12.2.1.3.0 or later; it is a best practice to install the latest Patch Set Updates (PSUs) and other recommended patches. The
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application uses WebLogic Server to gain access to the WebLogic Server Scripting Tool (WLST) and other related artifacts to use
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as a client.
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- WebLogic Remote Console version 2.3.0 or later. Provides user interface for creating WDT models in Model View.
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-`docker` (or `podman`) - Required to create images locally and interact with image registries.
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-`kubectl` - Required to interact with your Kubernetes cluster. Install a version that is
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compatible with your Kubernetes cluster version. For more information, see the Kubernetes `Client Configuration` page in the UI.
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- Docker (or Podman) - Required to create images locally and interact with image registries. If running on Windows or macOS, try Rancher Desktop, Docker Desktop, or even Podman Desktop.
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-`kubectl` - The Kubernetes client; the version should align with the Kubernetes cluster version. Required to interact with your Kubernetes cluster. For more information, see the Kubernetes `Client Configuration` page in the UI.
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- Cloud Provider's Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool - If your Kubernetes cluster is running in one of the cloud
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provider's managed Kubernetes services, then you will need to download and install the cloud provider's CLI. This is
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typically required to configure `kubectl` to properly authenticate to the Kubernetes cluster. Again, see the Kubernetes
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`Client Configuration` page for more information about configuring `kubectl` to work with your cluster.
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-`helm` - Helm version 3.3.2 or later. Required to install the WebLogic Kubernetes Operator and to install an ingress controller.
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-`helm` - Helm version 3.9 or later. Required to install the WebLogic Kubernetes Operator and to install an ingress controller.
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-`openssl` - Used to generate an X.509 TLS certificate for ingress routes, should you ask the application
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