Get a google cloud account Install Google Cloud SDK Run the command gcloud auth From GCloud enable: Kubernetes Engine API Google Cloud Build API create a cluster Run the command: gcloud init Select the project: gcloud config set project $MY_PROJECT_ID Select the kubectl context: kubectl config get-contexts kubectl config use-context $CONTEXT_ID select your CLUSTER gcloud
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You need to setup a .gitsubmodules file in the root of your git repository, it looks something like [submodule "common"] path = common url = https://github.com/raduzoom/auth-common.git [submodule "client"] path = client url = https://github.com/raduzoom/ticketing-client.git [submodule "auth"] path = auth url = https://github.com/raduzoom/auth.git [submodule "tickets"] path = tickets url = https://github.com/raduzoom/ticketing-tickets.git [submodule "orders"] path = orders
If you are using angular, you can generate a stats json with this command ng build your-project-name --configuration production --stats-json Then, you can do: webpack-bundle-analyzer -m static dist/out/stats.json
This is an alternative to npm link. npm link but seems undeterministic to me sometimes First go to your project folder where you have the package.json and run this command npm run build find the dist folder and run npm pack Now, right click this .tz file and copy the absolute path. Next go to
Tired of using MAMP ? You should already have Apache installed on mac you just need to start it: sudo apachectl start restart: sudo apachectl restart check config: apachectl configtest optional, if you are on Mac OS X Monterey you might need to uninstall the default Apache 2.4 sudo apachectl stop sudo launchctl unload -w
You can permantly disable App nap: defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES
docker Build and tag container docker build -t yournameondockerhub/posts . Push container to docker hub docker push yournameondockerhub/posts . Run container docker run service/posts kubernetes k8s expose port kubectl port-forward [[pod-name]] 8080:4000 exposes port localhost 8080, the 4000 is the internal node port k8s restart deployment kubectl rollout restart deployment event-bus-depl get the deployment names