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README.md
devapp
Local development
$ go build
$ ./devapp
Then visit http://localhost:6343
Deployment
First-time setup
Install the docker, kubectl, and gcloud utilities.
Verify that docker run hello-world works without sudo. (You may need to run
sudo adduser $USER docker, then either log out and back in or run newgrp docker.)
Then run:
$ gcloud auth configure-docker
Install the App Engine Go SDK: instructions
Staging
$ gcloud config set project go-dashboard-dev
$ gcloud container clusters get-credentials --zone=us-central1-f go
$ make push-staging
If creating the deployment and service the first time:
$ kubectl create -f deployment-staging.yaml
$ kubectl create -f service-staging.yaml
If updating the pod image:
$ make deploy-staging
Prod
$ gcloud config set project symbolic-datum-552
$ gcloud container clusters get-credentials --zone=us-central1-f go
$ make push-prod
If creating the deployment and service the first time:
$ kubectl create -f deployment-prod.yaml
$ kubectl create -f service-prod.yaml
If updating the pod image:
$ make deploy-prod