Create a release with mix
$ mix release
You can then use the binary to upgrade a running app, connect or create a new one.
To view all the options:
$ ./_build/prod/rel/football_results/bin/football_results
The project uses distillery to create releases.
$ mix distillery.release --verbose
Read more on the distillery GitHub page
The Dockerfile installs dependencies, create a release with distillery, and then
use the release image to copy the tarball into /srv/app.
It is important to include ./res/data.csv in the project root. The file and
the res directory are not part of the project.
You can also override the path to data.csv in the Docker file, and pass CSV_FILEPATH
as a build argument. Edit the Dockerfile only if you want to change the file path:
# deployment/Dockerfile
#ARG CSV_FILEPATH="res/data.csv"
#COPY ${CSV_FILEPATH} data.csv
#ENV CSV_FILEPATH=data.csv
Then replace this line
# deployment/Dockerfile
COPY ${PWD}/ .
COPY ${CSV_FILEPATH} srv/data.csv
To deploy or update a cluster:
$ kubectl apply -f kubernetes/kubernetes-production.yml
You will need to install kubectl command tool, and set its credentials.
the deployment/kubernetes-production.yml file.
If you choose to use the docker-compose.yml file at deployment/docker-compose.yml,
then it does not expose the service's ports, and it only accessed through HAProxy.
With HAProxy, the public gRPC port is 4002.
- Read more about Docker Compose
- Docker Compose file reference
- Read more about HAProxy.
Build and start the service:
$ docker-compose -f deployment/docker-compose.yml up