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Instructions to Deploy Microservices as Cloud Foundry Docker Apps

These are instructions to deploy Logistic Wizard to IBM Cloud. The Webui, ERP, and Controller can be deployed to IBM Cloud Cloud Foundry. The ERP and Controller services will be pushed to IBM Cloud CF using docker images while the Webui will be deployed as a regular CF app.

Set up the ERP

  1. Set up the database for the ERP: 
    ibmcloud cf create-service cloudantNoSQLDB Standard logistics-wizard-erp-db
  2. Open the Cloudant dashboard and create a database named logistics-wizard.
  3. Then clone logistics-wizard-erp repo: 
    git clone https://github.com/IBM-Cloud/logistics-wizard-erp
cd logistics-wizard-erp
  4. Build and push the image to docker hub. 
    docker build -t <username>/logistics-wizard-erp:latest .
docker push <username>/logistics-wizard-erp:latest
  5. Create the ERP microservice in IBM Cloud without starting it using the docker image you created above 
    ibmcloud cf push <erp-name> --docker-image=<username>/logistics-wizard-erp:latest --no-start
ibmcloud cf bind-service <erp-name> logistics-wizard-erp-db --no-manifest
  6. Start the ERP microservice: 
    ibmcloud cf start <erp-name>
  7. After starting the ERP microservice, you can verify it is running by hitting https://<erp-name>.mybluemix.net/explorer

Set up the Controller Service

  1. Clone the controller repo: 
    git clone https://github.com/IBM-Cloud/logistics-wizard-controller
cd logistics-wizard-controller
  2. Build and push the image to docker hub. 
    docker build -t <username>/logistics-wizard-controller:latest .
docker push <username>/logistics-wizard-controller:latest
  3. Create the controller microservice in bluemix without starting it using the docker image you created above 
    ibmcloud cf push <controller-name> --docker-image=<username>/logistics-wizard-controller:latest --no-start --no-manifest

Set up the WebUI

  1. Clone the logistics-wizard-webui repo: 
    git clone https://github.com/IBM-Cloud/logistics-wizard-webui
cd logistics-wizard-webui
  2. Install the dependencies 
    npm install
  3. Build the static files for the UI using the appropriate environment variables 
    CONTROLLER_SERIVCE='<controller-service-url>' npm run deploy:prod
  4. Deploy the app to bluemix 
    cd dist
ibmcloud cf push <webui-name> -b staticfile_buildpack --no-manifest

Set up the Cloud Functions Actions

  1. Clone the logistics-wizard-recommendation repo.

    git clone https://github.com/IBM-Cloud/logistics-wizard-recommendation
cd logistics-wizard-recommendation

  2. Create a Cloudant instance.

    ibmcloud cf create-service cloudantNoSQLDB Standard logistics-wizard-recommendation-db

  3. Create a service key, take note of the URL values as it would be needed in a later step.

    ibmcloud cf create-service-key logistics-wizard-recommendation-db for-openwhisk

  4. Retrieve the Cloudant credentials

    ibmcloud cf service-key logistics-wizard-recommendation-db for-openwhisk

  5. Copy the local env template file.

    cp template-local.env local.env

  6. Using the URL values from the terimal output above, update the local.env file to look like the following:

  7. Build your Cloud Functions actions. Note: node version >=6.9.1 required and npm >=3.10.8

    npm install
npm run build

  8. Verify your setup, Here, we perform a blocking (synchronous) invocation of echo, passing it "hello" as an argument.

    ibmcloud fn action invoke /whisk.system/utils/echo -p message hello --result

    Output should be something like { "message": "hello" }.

  9. Deploy your Cloud Functions actions:

    ./deploy.sh --install

  10. Make note of the URL to call functions.

Start the controller app

  1. Set the environment variables for the controller to connect to the ERP and to the Recommendation service. Run the below commands by providing appropriate values:
ibmcloud cf set-env <controller-name> ERP_SERVICE 'https://<erp-URL>'
ibmcloud cf set-env <controller-name> FUNCTIONS_NAMESPACE_URL <url-to-call-functions>
  1. Start the controller microservice. 
    ibmcloud cf start <controller-name>
  2. Done, now access the WebUI URL in the browser and explore the app running on Docker in Cloud Foundry.