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Installation of source code on the respective servers

Steps for deploying source code to a server with maven script.

  • VPN to GW server:

    GW vpn server

  • connect to the GW server (ex.: GW test server)

    Open your terminal and type the following

    ssh <user_name>@server

    ssh <user_name>@<server>

    you'll be prompted for your username and password, enter them.

  • (if you are a new user do this step else skip to next).

    Clone the git repository:

    git clone https://github.com/glygener/glygen-frontend.git

  • Move to folder "\glygen-frontend"

    cd glygen-frontend

  • (do this step if you are deploying this branch for the first time else skip to next).

    git pull

    Or use

    git pull origin ver_??

    you'll be prompted for your GitHub username and password, enter them.

  • Change to the GitHub branch you wish to update on the server. git checkout <branch_name>

    git checkout ver_1.0

  • Check whether it's switched to the desired branch

    git branch

    The current working branch will be displayed with a "*" before it.

      7fece56
  master
  ver1-simplifyed-search
* ver_1.0

  • update this repository, pull the latest GitHub changes

    git pull origin ver_??

    you'll be prompted for your GitHub username and password, enter them.

  • Deploying code by running script. For 'sudo' command please use server password.

    • For Dev server: 
      make -f MakeFile dev
    • For Test server: 
      sudo systemctl stop docker-glygen-frontend-test.service
make -f MakeFile test
sudo systemctl start docker-glygen-frontend-test.service
    • For Beta server: 
      sudo systemctl stop docker-glygen-frontend-beta.service
make -f MakeFile beta
sudo systemctl start docker-glygen-frontend-beta.service
    • For Production server: 
      sudo systemctl stop docker-glygen-frontend.service
make -f MakeFile prod
sudo systemctl start docker-glygen-frontend.service
      • For AWS server:
      sudo systemctl stop docker-glygen-frontend.service
make -f MakeFile aws
sudo systemctl start docker-glygen-frontend.service

    You'll receive a message, stating "Creating glygen-frontend-dev/glygen-frontend-test/glygen-frontend-beta/glygen-frontend ... done" and a list of deleted dangling images. If this is not the message, please contact your supervisor or Rene.

  • Exit the server

    exit

That's it, you are done.

Installation phases

  • During Development phase: Production and Beta have the code from the last version branch. Test has the code from the master.

  • During Test phase: Production has the code from the last version branch. Test and Beta have the code from the master.

  • Release: A new branch is created. Production and Beta get the code from the branch. Test remains master.