A minimal docker template to be used as a starting point to build projects on Hasura. A "project" is a "gittable" directory in the file system, which captures all the information regarding clusters, services and migrations. It can also be used to keep source code for custom services that you write.

$ hasura quickstart hasura/docker-base
$ cd docker-base

The above command does the following:

1. Creates a new folder in the current working directory called docker-base
2. Creates a new trial hasura cluster for you and sets that cluster as the default cluster for this project
3. Initializes docker-base as a git repository and adds the necessary git remotes.

Every hasura project is run on a Hasura cluster. To get details about the cluster this project is running on:

$ hasura cluster status

This will give you your cluster status like so

INFO Status:                                      
Cluster Name:       h34-excise98-stg
Cluster Alias:      hasura
Kube Context:       h34-excise98-stg
Platform Version:   v0.15.3
Cluster State:      Synced

Keep a note of your cluster name. Alternatively, you can also go to your hasura dashboard and see the clusters you have.

$ cd microservices/app

1. Add your source files/ binaries here
2. Modify Dockerfile to include the source files/binaries
3. Modify k8s.yaml to specify environment variables

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Initial Commit"
$ git push hasura master