The Pulumi Devcontainer is designed with deep VS Code and Github Codespaces integration to streamline common Pulumi IaC development environments.
This document describes building and deploying the microservices demo application(Online Boutique) to Cloud Run.
- Minimize code changes.
- Ensure the internal microservices are private and keep the network traffic inside the Google network (serverless VPC connectors will be used).
- Redis cache will be deployed to Memorystore(Redis).
- Use Infrastructure-as-code(Pulumi) to deploy the solution.
Codespaces is the easiest way to get started quickly. Simply click the button above to open this repository in a new Codespace and then follow the First time setup instructions below.
To use this repo with VSCode in a local Devcontainer with Docker, clone this repository and open in VSCode, follow prompts on screen to open in the Devcontainer.
To use the Dev Container in VS Code, you will need to install the Remote - Containers extension, and follow the official tutorial here to begin.
Alternatively, use this IaC repository locally as is and maintain your dependencies according to your own preferences and requirements.
Once your IaC and dependencies are met, proceed to Setup.
- Pulumi Login
pulumi login- Create a new stack
pulumi stack select --create --stack workshop-cloudrun- Install NPM dependencies
npm install- Google Cloud login
# Setup gcloud cli
gcloud init
# Configure gcloud cli
# Set GCP project ID:
# - eg: export PROJECT_ID=<YOUR GCP PROJECT ID>
export PROJECT_ID='pulumi-devrel'
gcloud config set project $PROJECT_ID
gcloud auth application-default login
gcloud auth configure-docker- Pulumi configure stack
gcp:projectvalue
pulumi config set gcp:project $PROJECT_ID
pulumi up -y
By default, the service deployments will use the container images listed in the release/kubernetes-manifests.yaml file.
If you want to build the container images from the source code, you can set the flag build_image_from_src to true using the following command:
pulumi config set build_image_from_src true
Note: This step will NOT work in CloudShell since CloudShell does not have sufficient disk space to build all the container images.
If you don't want to delete the whole project, run the following command to delete the resources:
pulumi destroy -y
Demo code based on original work by @xiangshen-dk from github.com/shenxiang-demo/microservices-demo/.../serverless/pulumi