How To Deploy Bridge On Azure
cd into the directory your ssh key is stored and you should then be in the virtual machine
Replace the api image name in the dockerfile to your accountName/containerName:[tag] like below
In your local terminal send the docker-compose.yaml to the virtual machine
scp -i ~/[path to your ssh file] [path to your docker.yaml] azureuser@20.84.111.219:~
Go to src/backend and execute the commands to build and push your image
docker build -t [your docker username]/api:latest .
docker push nidhib03/api:latest
In the virtual machine, navigate to the directory your docker-compose.yaml is stored and pull the image
docker pull nidhib03/api:latest
Now run the docker compose file
docker-compose up -d
Once it composes like below, check the api logs:
Run docker logs -f light_api_1
if you are able to send requests like such then the backend is up:
You can use this as the remote url: http://20.84.111.219:8000/
You can go to your local terminal and check if it is up:
curl http://20.84.111.219:8000/health-check
From your local terminal, send the frontend folder to your virtual machine with the below command
scp -i [path to your ssh key] [path to your frontend directory] azureuser@20.84.111.219:~
From your virtual machine, if the folder is zipped, unzip it
tar -xzvf bridge-front.tar.gz -C bridge-front
cd to to the frontend directory and run
npm i
npm run dev
Once it successfully compiles, the frontend is up:
Congratulations you have now deployed Bridge