Monorepo containing all the libraries, applications, terraform and github actions required to build/test/deploy/release the PolicyEngine api V2.

Local Development Quick Start

• install poetry
• make build - install and pytest all libraries and projects.

Cloud Development Quick Start

NOTE: MOST development should be possible locally. Deployment is slow and hard to debug. Change with caution

• One time setup - this will create a new project in your GCP account you can deploy the api to.
  • Create a gcp account with organization
  • authenticate with gcloud as a user with permission to create projects.
    • gcloud auth application-default login
  • Have your organization ID and billing account number handy.
  • cd terraform/infra-policyengine-api && make bootstrap
  • You should now have a terraform/.bootstrap_settings folder containing your project settings.
• build the api docker image
  • cd projects/policyengine-api-full && make deploy
  • There should now be a new hash under the tag "desktop" in the project artifact repository.
• deploy to the cloud
  • cd terraform/project-policyengine-api-full && make deploy
  • The cloudrun service should now be running using the latest image version of the tag "desksop" from your project artifact respository

Github Deploy to Cloud Quick Start

checkout a clean version of the repository you cannot bootstrap more than one project in a workspace at a time.

• bootstrap the beta project
  • have your github repo owner id and repo (i.e. org/repo) ready
  • have your GCP organization id and billing account number ready
  • log into your gcp account via gcloud as a user able to create projects.
  • cd terraform/project-poicyengine-api && make bootstrap_beta
• WAIT FOR AT LEAST AN HOUR (permissions configuration sometimes takes up to an hour for the github federation.) You may get errors about lack of permission (or possibly resource) for thinkgs like the deployment state bucket.
• configure github
  • create a new environment in your github repo settings called "beta" and, using the ouput of the bootstrap, configure the following values
    • REGION (generally us-central1)
    • PROJECT_ID (in the output of the bootstrap target)
    • _GITHUB_IDENTITY_POOL_PROVIDER_NAME (in the output of the bootstrap build target)
    • ORG_ID
    • BILLING_ACCOUNT