Step 1: Publish image to Docker Hub

1. Install Docker

2. In your root directory create Dockerfile (copy from another GitHub repo)

3. docker build -t csesocprojects/cselectives:latest .

   • csesocprojects/ will create it in the csesocprojects directory in Docker Hub

   • Potential Error: Sym link not recognised - you are not in the directory that Dockerfile is in

   • Potential Error: Permission denied - see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-to-fix-docker-got-permission-denied-while-trying-to-connect-to-the-docker-daemon-socket  

   • If running this command on M1 mac, use docker build -t csesocprojects/cselectives:latest . --platform linux/amd64

4. Run docker images to see that it's been created successfully

5. docker login and use Projects Dockerhub creds from Vault

6. docker push csesocprojects/cselectives:latest

Step 2: Deploying for the first time

1. Go to https://wheatley.cse.unsw.edu.au:7654/

2. Log in using GitHub

3. Create a namespace for your project (created cselectives)

   • default config settings are fine

   • make sure the namespace is in the same project

4. Create a deployment

   • Namespace: cselectives

   • Name: frontend

   • Container image: csesocprojects/cselectives:latest (from before)

   • Command > stdin: Yes. ✅ TTY status:OPTIONAL? idk

   • Set scaling and upgrade policy to 1 Pods Max Surge and 0 Pods Max Surge

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5. Add an ingress (make sure you’re not in Cluster Explorer view)

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Ideally you have your own certificate, if you don’t then follow step 6.

6. https://csesoc.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/Projects/pages/874971229 to get a new certificate.

Step 3: Redeployment

1. Do Step 1 with your most up to date changes. This should push the most up to date image to the Docker directory.

2. Go to the project in the Cluster Manager (not Cluster Explorer)

3. Open

   

   Click Redeploy

4. Open

   

   Redeployment should take less than a minute, and the new version of the site should be up!