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Final project is to replicate the architecture we have worked on this semester with a new project. Follow the tasks below and when you're done, ensure your README.md file contains an explaination of the project. Ensure the README.md file contains a summary of the project which includes at a minimum the following information:

  • Why use git?
  • Why write an application in golang?
  • What purpose does Travis CI serve?
  • What is the purpose of terraform?
  • Why use virtualized resources?
  • Include a diagram of the architecture from laptop to GCP
  • Why use bash commands vs clicking through UI?
  • Why docker vs installing application directly on the host?
  • What protections are there against accidentally introducing bad code into production?

Along the way, make sure that you:

  • use meaningful commit messages
  • make all changes beyond initial setup are made through pull requests

Tasks:

  1. Create a new Github repo
  • repository should be named comp698-final
  • initialize it with a README.md
  • clone it to your laptop
  • configure the Github repo to protect your master branch
    • require status checks before merging
    • including administrators
  1. initial hello world application
  1. add Dockerfile
  1. add travis ci PR validation
  • add a .travis.yml file through a PR based on this source helloworld-travisci or see the diff of what is changed diff
  1. update travis ci for PR validation and functional testing
  • trigger a build and make sure it passes
  1. add GCP build trigger
  • trigger should build new docker images based on changes to master
  • publish images to your GCP project with the gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/$REPO_NAME:$COMMIT_SHA format
  • ensure the comp698-final repo is able to build a new image by triggering a build
  1. create terrform to deploy hello world version to 1 staging server
  • add terraform configuartion files to your github repo in a terraform subdirectory
  • use the terraform-configuration server to deploy a hello world server to a "staging" server with an external ip address
  • ensure your webpage loads
  1. update application code to full
  • update your application code to a javascript bootstrapped server based on the source bootstrap-source or see the diff of what is changed diff
  • from the next version of the application bootstrap-source
    • update the main.go, main_test.go, Dockerfile, functional-test.sh files
    • include the static directory
  • ensure the merged changes successfully build a new image in GCP
  1. update terraform to deploy full app to 1 staging server and hello world to 1 prod server
  • update the terraform configuration files
  • use the terraform-configuration server to move the hello world server to a "prod" instance and the bootstrap server to a "staging" server
  • ensure the "prod" server loads a hello world response
  • ensure the "staging" server loads a bootstrap server (use a http://[ip address]/home)