How To Deploy Bridge On Azure

Connect to your VM

• cd into the directory your ssh key is stored and you should then be in the virtual machine:

  

  

Deploy Backend

• 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

  

Deploy Frontend

• 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