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cd-monitor

v0.0.1

Published

1. Run `nvm use && yarn install` to install dependencies (and commit the `yarn.lock` file) 2. Update the `README.md` with relevant information regarding your microservice. 3. Update local port for your microservice, so it would not overlap with other dock

Downloads

5

Readme

Post Creation

  1. Run nvm use && yarn install to install dependencies (and commit the yarn.lock file)
  2. Update the README.md with relevant information regarding your microservice.
  3. Update local port for your microservice, so it would not overlap with other docker ports.

at docker-compose:

ports:
  - '3002:3000'

at okteto.yml:

forward:
  - 3030:3000

Develop (using okteto, recommended)

Develop on Okteto

  1. Make sure you've setup okteto (check guru for more info)

  2. Deploy by running:

$ yarn okteto:deploy

or by clicking the Develop on Okteto button

  1. Develop locally:
yarn okteto:up

Develop (using docker)

  1. Make sure you have Docker for Mac installed.

  2. Use the correct node version:

$ nvm use
  1. Run node modules install:
$ yarn install
  1. Run the Docker composition:
$ yarn start-docker
  1. Open http://localhost:3030 (or any other port configured at docker-compose.yml)

If you need to refresh your Docker image run:

$ yarn start-docker:fresh

Deploy

Using Codefresh

Documentation

Trident

This MS was created with Trident, and is using it for a range of purposes in development and production. For more information about Trident, check out the Trident documentation

Dependencies

To deepen your understanding of the packages your MS is using, read the following docs