Deploying Apps with Docker Compose(Nodejs)
Deploying applications from a Git repository using Docker files involves several steps. Here's a detailed guide on how to deploy such applications.
Step 1: Log in to the Platform
Go to the Login Page:
Open your browser and navigate to the platform's login page.
Enter your username and password.
Click the "Login" button.
Step 2: Navigate to the App Deployment Section
Find the Deployment Section:
Once logged in, navigate to the dashboard.
Locate the "Project" section.
Create a New Project.
Click on "Production" and create a new resource.
Step 3: Connect Your Git Repository
Access Repository Settings:
Click on your preferred application deployment option(Using a Public Git repository for this example).
Enter Repository Details:
Input the URL of your Git repository.
Authenticate with your Git credentials if required.
Specify your branch and build pack .
Step 4: Configure Application Settings
Enter Application Details:
Provide an application name.
Choose the runtime environment and region.
Specify the Dockerfile path if it's not in the root directory.
Step 5: Set Up Build and Deployment
Configure Build Settings:
Ensure the platform detects the Dockerfile.
Customize build settings if necessary.
Deployment Settings:
Set environment variables if required.
Configure deployment preferences (e.g., rolling updates, replicas).
Step 6: Review and Deploy
Review Configuration:
Check all the settings and configurations.
Click the "Deploy" button to initiate the deployment process.
Step 7: Monitor Deployment Progress
View Progress:
Monitor the deployment status through the platform’s UI.
Wait for the deployment to complete.
Step 8: Verify Deployment
Access the Deployed Application:
Use the provided URL or endpoint to access your application.
Verify that the application is running as expected.
Step 9: Post-Deployment Actions
Additional Configurations:
Set up monitoring and logging if needed.
Configure alerts and notifications for the application status.
Conclusion
Following these steps will help you deploy applications from your Git repository using Docker files.
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