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Added 14.1.2.0.0 images and updated cluster domain creation execution #355
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sanjaymantoor
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Jul 29, 2025
- Added 14.1.2.0.0 base VM images references
- Cluster domain creation flow using pack/unpack
- Hostname verifier constraints updated as per globalResourceNameSuffix
- Updated WebLogic versions and OS versions supported
I have reviewed the changes done for Azure - WLS on VM Cluster Offer and it looks good. |
"adminVMNamePrefix": { | ||
"value": "[parameters('adminVMNamePrefix')]" | ||
}, |
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In the outputs
section, we do need to output the remote console URL for HTTP and HTTPS, exactly as we do in WLS on AKS.
See
output adminRemoteConsoleUrl string = const_showRemoteAdminConsoleExUrl ? networkingDeployment.outputs.adminRemoteConsoleEndpoint : '' |
This is very important for usability. Without it, it's very to demonstrate the utility of the product in a pre-sales or conference meeting.
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This applies to mainTemplate.json
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In the outputs
section, we do need to output the remote console URL for HTTP and HTTPS, exactly as we do in WLS on AKS.
See
output adminRemoteConsoleUrl string = const_showRemoteAdminConsoleExUrl ? networkingDeployment.outputs.adminRemoteConsoleEndpoint : '' |
This is very important for usability. Without it, it's very to demonstrate the utility of the product in a pre-sales or conference meeting.