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Add documentation for the new Custom Deployment feature, enabling users to deploy custom Docker images on the SettleMint platform. This includes detailed instructions for deployment, DNS configuration, and best practices, enhancing the flexibility and integration of custom solutions within blockchain applications.

New Features:

  • Introduce a Custom Deployment feature that allows users to deploy their own Docker images, such as frontend applications, on the SettleMint platform.

Documentation:

  • Add documentation for deploying custom frontends on the SettleMint platform, including detailed steps for creating a Custom Deployment.
  • Include information on DNS configuration for custom domains and best practices for using the Custom Deployment feature.
  • Update existing documentation to reference the new Custom Deployment feature, enhancing the integration of custom solutions within blockchain projects.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a "Custom Deployment" feature allowing users to deploy their own Docker images on the SettleMint platform.
    • Added guidance on deploying custom frontends directly on SettleMint.
    • New documentation created to provide a comprehensive guide on custom deployments, including DNS configuration and best practices.
  • Documentation

    • Updated existing documents to include sections on custom deployments and next steps for exploring additional use cases.

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ENG-1224 Documentation

Limitations:

  • no root user privileges
  • read-only filesystem
  • needs to be stateless

Topics:

  • DNS configuration (look at other providers like heroku, digital ocean, ….)
  • Troubleshoot (logging)

UI:

  • Add link to docs in create/edit form
  • Add related actions section to UI

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several updates across three documentation files related to the SettleMint platform. A new section on "Custom Deployment" has been added to 4_components.mdx, explaining how users can deploy custom components. The connect-frontend.md document now includes a "Next Steps" section and guidance on deploying frontends as custom deployments. Additionally, a new document, 24_custom-deployment.md, provides a comprehensive guide on the custom deployment process, including Docker image deployment, DNS configuration, and best practices.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
docs/about-settlemint/4_components.mdx Added section "Add a Custom Deployment" detailing the deployment of custom components.
docs/developer-guides/connect-frontend.md Added "Next Steps" section and "Deploy Your Frontend as a Custom Deployment" subsection.
docs/using-platform/24_custom-deployment.md New document detailing the custom deployment process, including Docker images and DNS configuration.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add advanced deployment config documentation #76: The changes in this PR enhance the documentation for advanced deployment configurations, which may relate to the custom deployment feature discussed in the main PR.
  • settlemint/btp#3700: This PR introduces a new form component for managing custom domains in the custom deployment configuration, directly related to the "Custom Deployment" feature mentioned in the main PR.

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  • RobbeVerhelst
  • SaeeDawod

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Custom deployments find a home.
Docker images ready to play,
Frontends dancing in a new way.
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This pull request adds documentation for the Custom Deployment feature on the SettleMint platform. It includes updates to existing documentation files and introduces a new file specifically for Custom Deployment. The changes focus on explaining how to create, configure, and manage Custom Deployments, including DNS configuration for custom domains.

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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Introduction of Custom Deployment documentation
  • Added a new file for Custom Deployment documentation
  • Detailed steps for creating a Custom Deployment
  • Explained DNS configuration for custom domains
  • Outlined limitations and considerations for Custom Deployments
  • Provided best practices for using Custom Deployments
docs/using-platform/24_custom-deployment.md
Update to existing documentation to reference Custom Deployment
  • Added a section about deploying frontend as a Custom Deployment
  • Included a link to the new Custom Deployment documentation
docs/developer-guides/connect-frontend.md
Addition of Custom Deployment information in platform components overview
  • Introduced Custom Deployment as a platform feature
  • Explained the purpose and benefits of Custom Deployment
docs/about-settlemint/4_components.mdx

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Hey @janb87 - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
docs/using-platform/24_custom-deployment.md (2)

5-18: Enhance readability with consistent formatting

The instructions are clear and comprehensive. To further improve readability, consider the following formatting suggestions:

  1. Use consistent indentation for sub-items in step 4.
  2. Add a blank line before step 5 to visually separate it from the sub-items of step 4.

Here's a suggested diff for the changes:

 4. Provide the necessary details:
-   - Container image path (e.g., registry.example.com/my-app:latest)
-   - Container registry credentials (if using a private registry)
-   - Environment variables (if required)
-   - Custom domain information (if applicable)
+   - Container image path (e.g., registry.example.com/my-app:latest)
+   - Container registry credentials (if using a private registry)
+   - Environment variables (if required)
+   - Custom domain information (if applicable)
+
 5. Configure any additional settings as needed.

20-53: Consider adding a security note for custom domains

The DNS configuration instructions are comprehensive and well-explained. To enhance user awareness, consider adding a brief security note about the importance of properly securing custom domains, especially when they're associated with blockchain applications.

Here's a suggested addition after line 53:

9. **Security Considerations**:
   - Ensure that your custom domain uses HTTPS to encrypt data in transit.
   - Regularly audit your DNS settings to prevent unauthorized changes.
   - Consider implementing additional security measures such as Content Security Policy (CSP) headers for your custom domain.
docs/about-settlemint/4_components.mdx (2)

104-107: Great addition of the Custom Deployment section!

The new section on Custom Deployment is a valuable addition to the document. It clearly explains the purpose and benefits of this feature, maintaining consistency with the structure of other sections.

To further improve this section:

  1. Consider adding an image to represent Custom Deployment, similar to the other sections in this document. This would maintain visual consistency and help readers quickly identify the section.

  2. You may want to add a brief example or use case to illustrate when a custom deployment might be beneficial. This could help readers better understand the practical applications of this feature.


105-106: Remove unnecessary blank lines

The blank lines between the section title and the content are inconsistent with the formatting of other sections in this document. Consider removing these lines to maintain consistency throughout the document.

 ## Add a Custom Deployment
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 Your blockchain application may require custom components or frontend applications that are not provided by the standard SettleMint platform offerings. The [Custom Deployment](../../using-platform/custom-deployment/) feature allows you to deploy your own Docker images on the SettleMint platform. This provides the flexibility to integrate custom solutions, such as frontend applications, within your blockchain-based projects, enhancing the overall functionality and user experience of your application.
docs/developer-guides/connect-frontend.md (1)

268-272: Excellent addition of the Custom Deployment section!

This new section provides valuable information on deploying the frontend directly on the SettleMint platform, which is a logical next step after building the application. The link to more detailed documentation is helpful for users who want to explore this feature further.

To enhance this section, consider adding a brief sentence about the benefits of using Custom Deployment (e.g., simplified management, integrated environment). This could help users understand why they might choose this option.

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docs/using-platform/24_custom-deployment.md (2)

1-3: LGTM: Clear and concise introduction

The introduction effectively summarizes the Custom Deployment feature and its purpose within the SettleMint platform.


1-75: Overall, excellent documentation with room for minor enhancements

This new Custom Deployment documentation is comprehensive, well-structured, and provides valuable guidance to users. The step-by-step instructions, explanations of limitations, and best practices offer a solid foundation for users to leverage this feature effectively.

The suggested improvements, if implemented, will further enhance the document by:

  1. Improving readability through consistent formatting
  2. Adding important security considerations for custom domains
  3. Providing more context for the stated limitations
  4. Expanding on best practices with concrete examples

These enhancements will make the documentation even more user-friendly and informative, ensuring that users can make the most of the Custom Deployment feature on the SettleMint platform.

docs/developer-guides/connect-frontend.md (2)

263-267: Great addition of the "Next Steps" section!

This new section provides a clear direction for users after completing the guide. It effectively encourages further exploration of smart contract use cases on the SettleMint platform, which is valuable for user engagement and learning.


263-272: Overall, excellent additions to the document!

The new sections "Next Steps" and "Deploy Your Frontend as a Custom Deployment" significantly enhance the guide by:

  1. Providing clear direction for further learning and exploration.
  2. Introducing valuable platform-specific features (Custom Deployment).
  3. Maintaining consistency with the existing document structure and tone.

These additions improve the overall user experience by offering a clear path forward after completing the guide and highlighting advanced platform capabilities.

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@roderik roderik merged commit fe996b8 into main Oct 7, 2024
@roderik roderik deleted the jan/eng-1224-documentation branch October 7, 2024 20:46
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