DevOps_Cloud_WS_Lab_Script.txt

# install git
sudo apt-get install git
<!-- apk add --no-cache git -->
git clone https://github.com/stamilse/get-started-python.git
cd get-starte-python
git checkout master
git pull
python hello.py
# should fail
# need to install dependencies, so lets install in a seperate environment
conda create -n wc python=3.6  
conda activate wc
pip install -r requirements.txt
python hello.py

# Milestone 1: running locally

# See if it is accessible from other person's laptops? How would you do it?


# Can we deploy it to cloud.

# go to IBM Cloud https://cloud.ibm.com/ and login	
<!--go to manage>accounts>org>space: Location/Region-->
# now we will do that from your terminal
cf -v
<!--install CloudFoundry if you don't already have it-->
<!-- take time to install. isntall before the lunch session itself -->
cf login -a "https://api.ng.bluemix.net"
cf login -a "https://api.eu-gb.bluemix.net"
cf login -a https://api.au-syd.bluemix.net
cf login -a https://api.eu-de.bluemix.net
<!--use the login-id that was used in creating ibm account -->
cf target
cf apps

#edit manifest.yml file, change name
open manifest.yml
<!--change name to something unique. see the "random-route: true" thing.  -->
cf push -f manifest.yml
cf apps
cf logs $APP_NAME

# now go and check on the url and see if you are able to access it ?


# Milestone 2: running on cloud

Fork the git repo

cd ..
mkdir my_ws_repo
cd my_ws_repo
git clone $YOUR_REPO_LINK
cd get-started-python
git checkout develop 
<!--should fail -->
git checkout -b develop
git push
git pull
git checkout -b feature/greet_all
# make some changes to the code. Greet all the people previously seen and not just the last guy. Tejas.
# keep one branch with solution

git add ALL_CHANGED_FILE
git commit -m "now greeting all"
git push

# go to travis-ci.com, sign in with github
# enable your repo for running travis on travis-ci.com
# trigger build 

# see if you got a slack or email notification ? How?
<!-- hack: mv .travis1.yml .travis.yml -->
# edit the `notification` part with your email address
git add
git commit 
git push

# get slack integration config: https://my.slack.com/services/new/travis
<!-- hack: mv .travis2.yml .travis.yml -->

# test:
# locally running tests, py.test
py.test
# same in travis
# build pass/fail.

# auto deploy from travis. # will fail first
<!-- mv .travis3.yml .travis.yml -->

git add
git commit
git push


# raise Pull Requests from github feature->develop. Check its travis status. Merge from UI.
## it will fail.
## Create apikey from IBM cloud
## add keys in settings in travis, and configure travis to use the keys.

# docker 

docker build -t iisc-python .
docker run -p 8000:8000 iisc-python

### think how can we make docker image get deployed using kubernetes