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Without Taito CLI

This file has been copied from WEBSITE-TEMPLATE. Keep modifications minimal and improve the original instead. Project specific conventions are located in README.md.

Table of contents:

Prerequisites

Quick start

Install mandatory libraries on host:

npm install

Install additional libraries on host for autocompletion/linting on editor (optional):

npm run install-dev

Set up environment variables required by docker-compose.yaml:

. ./taito-config.sh

Start containers defined in docker-compose.yaml:

docker-compose up

Open the application on browser:

http://localhost:9999

Use npm, docker-compose and docker normally to run commands and operate containers.

If you would like to use some of the additional commands provided by Taito CLI also without using Taito CLI, first run the command with verbose option (taito -v) to see which commands Taito CLI executes under the hood, and then implement them in your package.json or Makefile.

Configuration

Instructions defined in CONFIGURATION.md apply. You just need to run commands with npm or docker-compose directly instead of Taito CLI. If you want to setup the application environments or run CI/CD steps without Taito CLI, see the following instructions.

Creating an environment

  • Run taito-config.sh to set the environment variables for the environment in question (dev, test, stag, canary, or prod): 
    export taito_target_env=dev
. taito-config.sh
  • IF MONITORING IS REQUIRED:: Run terraform scripts that are located at scripts/terraform/. Use scripts/terraform/common/backend.tf as backend, if you want to store terraform state on git. Note that the terraform scripts assume that a cloud provider project defined by taito_resource_namespace and taito_resource_namespace_id already exists and Terraform is allowed to create resources for that project.
  • IF BASIC AUTH IS REQUIRED: Set Kubernetes secret values with kubectl. The secrets are defined by taito_secrets in scripts/taito/project.sh, and they are referenced in scripts/helm*.yaml files.

Setting up CI/CD

You can easily implement CI/CD steps without Taito CLI. See continuous integration and delivery chapter of Taito CLI manual for instructions.