This is a project to demonstrate tools which can be used to manage a monorepo.
You'll need to have please.build installed.
I use colima to run the app locally.
I use MicroK8S to run the app on Linux.
You'll need to install it and also enable the built-in registry to run the app, which can be done with microk8s enable registry
. ./template.envrcto deploy the app, create the services
plz build //svc/...
plz run parallel //svc/api //svc/documentationBecause the images need to be on the microk8s docker registry for this to work, we need to push the images manually. (need to try and automate this later)
plz run parallel //svc/api:api_push //svc/documentation:documentation_push
# create the k8s namespace
kubectl create namespace template-monorepo
plz run parallel //svc/api/k8s:k8s_push //svc/parser/k8s:k8s_push
plz run //svc/documentation/k8s:k8s_push
plz run parallel //svc/api/k8s:k8s_cleanup //svc/documentation/k8s:k8s_cleanup
kubectl delete namespace template-monorepo
use this command to forward the port from the documentation service
kubectl port-forward service/documentation -n $K8S_NAMESPACE 3000:80you can navigate to http://localhost:3000
with microk8s on Linux, the services will directly be available on the NodePort so, no need to use port-forward.
You can get the port with
kubectl -n template-monorepo describe svc/documentation-svc | grep NodePort
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