Automate WormSim deployment via docker

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WormSim frontend bundle

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Automate WormSim deployment via docker #53

Open gidili opened 9 years ago

MichaelCurrie commented 9 years ago

Since we use Travis CI for continuous integration and testing, wouldn't it be better to use their tools for deployment instead of Jenkins? Just asking.

gidili commented 9 years ago

@MichaelCurrie I agree that if we manage to get the integrated solution to work all on the same platform it would be a better option. Travis supports a number of providers (same link as you have) and notably has integration with amazon instances via AWS Code deploy but it is somewhat limited, or at least hard to get to work - @tarelli tried but says it assumes you are deploying one repo and not many like we have (one per each geppetto bundle). Jenkins is much more flexible in the sense that you can just list your deployment steps with no limitations on what you can / cannot do in terms of commands.

slarson commented 7 years ago

Started this process today. Using this document as a guide. Committed a branch within initial contents to make this happen.

Next steps:

[ ] Incorporate the deploy scripts in the build.
[ ] make sure to modify the paths in the scripts (e.g. this one)
[ ] Do a docker build on the docker file. Likely to fail. Check in on the logs to see what is not working. Review the document above to see what is not working
[ ] Log in to the instance and look around in the directories to see what may be misconfigured
[ ] Keep iterating the dockerfile until it comes up.

VahidGh commented 3 days ago

Hi,

Is it OK to start over the wormsim project with this issue?