codefreshdemo / react-starter-kit Goto Github PK

pipeline name	Last build status
Build-first-image
Build-codefresh-yml

Start by adding new service

Select the repo you just forked and click next

Select Dockerfile option

Click next

Review the Dockerfile, click next than

Click Build

Make yourself a cup of coffee in the time we build an image for you

Now when your first service is setup and your first pipeline produced an image, lets move forward and push the image to Dockerhub registry. We at Codefresh already build for you the basic codefresh.yml template, use it.

• Click on your service react-starter-kit.
• Switch to Use YML build.
• Under Environment variables fill your Dockerhub credentials to be.
  • DOCKER_USER_NANE your Dockerhub user name
  • DOCKER_PASSWORD your Dockerhub password
• Dont forget to encrypt them!
• Save your updated pipeline
• Build and launch

• registry url
• accessKeyId
• secretAccessKey
• region

• Go to Amazon console
• Open EC2 Container Service
• Open Respositories and create new one, in our case containers101/reactstarterkit
• Create
• Get the repository url and the region
• Get the accessKeyId and the secretAccessKey from the console settings

####Configuration in Codefresh: We assume you already forked this repo and create a service for it

• In ./codefresh.aws.ecr.example.yml change build_step config
  • image_name should be the new name of your repository.
  • Push your change
• Open the service and add new pipeline
• Switch to Use YML build
• Change the YML File Location to be ./codefresh.aws.ecr.example.yml
• Under Environment variables fill the next variables:
  • AWS_REGISTRY to be the registry url (note that the url already have the repository name)
  • AWS_ACCESS_KEY your access key id
  • AWS_SECRET_KEY your secret key
  • AWS_REGION the region of your registry Your screen should look like: