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gilbert

v0.1.8

Published

3 years ago

An assistant to help with managing microservices compatible with Google App Engine configurations, in dev.

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gilbert

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An assistant to help with managing microservices compatible with Google App Engine configurations, in dev.

Motivation

Google App Engine, and in general serverless microservice management being on the rise, it's not always very easy to replicate the same environments in development.

Gilbert is designed to read app.yaml & dispatch.yaml using the App Engine configuration, to run nodejs services, and dispatch the routes to these.

How to Run

Installation

npm i gilbert

Running in Dev

gilbert run dev [--configFilePath; default=config.yaml] [--port; default=5050]

Current Features

Process package.json scripts for nodejs runtimes
Combatible with dispatch and app configuration yamls based on GAE specifications. Just set the Dev Proxy to localhost:[port].
Isolated Logs and Processes for each service

To-Do

Migrating to Containers from the currently running 'notainers'
Migrating Process Management binaries to GoLang
Providing shell for each service
File-watching
Local Databases and FileSystems
Possible Production ready mode with containerd and nginx(?)