App that accepts username and date of birth.

Shows Simple Happy Birthday Message or How many days to Birthday.

POST: { "username": "string", date_of_birth: "YYYY-mm-dd"}

GET: /hello/

GET: /hello/<usermane>

1. Git + Google Cloud Source Repository:

   • Code Collaboration and Versioning

2. GCS (Google Cloud Storage):

   • Kubernetes Yamls (deployments, services, ingress, secrets)

3. Cloud Build:

   • Build and Deploy images to GKE

4. Container Registry

   • Docker Image Repository

5. GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine):

   • Application Container Cluster

6. CloudSQL:

   • Private Network Application Database runnung Postgres

7. Ingress:

   • External Exposure, LoadBalancing and SSL Termination

8. Stackdriver:

   • Logging and future alerts

9. VPC:

   • Internal conmmunication between cluster and database

Follow the Terraform Guide

• Docker Runtime Environment
• Docker Compose

There are 9 Tests in total under api/tests.py

python manage.py tests

circleci build

• Rename .env.example to .env and update with necessary database details
• Update docker-compose.yaml and .env file with correct database details

docker-compose up

• Application will be accessible on http://localhost:8000

docker-compose down

Assumes you're using Cloud Source Respository otherwise:

• Connect Repositoy to Cloud Source Repository https://source.cloud.google.com/repo/connect

• .kubernetes/migration-job.yaml
• .kubernetes/test-job.yaml

1. Merge/Push Code to master
2. Trigger Build (CloudBuild)
3. Image stored in Container Registry
4. CloudBuild Runs migration Job.
5. CloudBuild image to pods in kubernetes cluster

Recommendation: Prefer Git Tags for Production instead on Branch

1. Create Secrets:

    kubetcl apply -f .kubernetes/secrets.yaml
   

2. Create the Migration Job

    kubectl apply -f .kubernetes/migration-job.yaml
   

3. Create the Deployment

    kubectl apply -f .kubernetes/deployment.yaml
   

4. Create the Service

    kubectl apply -f .kubernetes/service.yaml
   

5. Create the LoadBalancer

    kubectl apply -f .kubernetes/ingress.yaml
   

6. Point DNS to LoadBalancer IP Address.

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