enter Digital Ocean admin dashboard, click > Networking when you enter the hostname, just type @ ns1.digitalocean.com ns2.digitalocean.com
Tips and tricks
you can go first to the console get the name of the pod you can go to Google Cloud
I used kubectl port-forward tickets-mongo-depl-54dc54c799-hvksq 27018:27017 then, in MongoDb Compass I connected to mongodb://localhost:27018
command description Ctrl+Shift+N new window Ctrl+R find project Cmd+Shift+P run command Cmd+P find file Cmd+D duplicate selection ( assign it )
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 in Kubernetes Run the command: gcloud init Select the project: gcloud config set project $MY_PROJECT_ID select your CLUSTER gcloud container clusters get-credentials YOUR_CLUSTER_NAME --zone us-central1-c Select the kubectl
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
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