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# Deployment
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The project as it stands is a monorepo, each part of this prototype
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(cloudapi-graphql, ui, frontend, nginx) can be found in the root directory.
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We currently are using [CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/yldio/joyent-portal/)
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for continuous deployment. As soon as a commit is push to Github, we fire a hook
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off to CircleCI which kicks off our tests.
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CircleCI is configured through the [circle.yaml](https://github.com/yldio/joyent-portal/blob/master/circle.yml)
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found at the root of the project. The main take from this is that we install and
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setup our dependencies such as docker, docker-compose, triton and yarn. CircleCI
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then runs the appropriate Makefile command.
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## Configuration
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CircleCI is configured purely from environment variables. The current set of
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variables are defined below, The SDC\_ variables are pulled directly from the
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output of `triton env` and inserted into CircleCI to simplifying setting up triton-cli
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in a testing environment.
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We also have some \_DOCKER\_ variables, again these are used by triton, but because
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we wish to build and push the images inside CircleCI we only use them at deployment.
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The docker login username and password is derived from a robot account quay.io
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```
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COMPOSE_HTTP_TIMEOUT
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NPM_TOKEN
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SDC_ACCOUNT
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SDC_KEY_ID
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SDC_URL
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_DOCKER_CERT_PATH
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_DOCKER_HOST
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_DOCKER_LOGIN_PASSWORD
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_DOCKER_LOGIN_USERNAME
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_DOCKER_REGISTRY
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_DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY
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```
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## /.bin/deploy
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This command is ran at the point when all of the tests are passing. It fires off
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a call to `docker-compose -d up`. This can equally be ran on a developers machine
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if manual intervention is needed.
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