This repository contains the partner codebase for Rob Charlwood's Medium tutorial - "Multi Region Load Balancing with GO and Google Cloud Run - Part 1".
To work with this codebase, you will require the below to be setup and configured on your machine.
golang
at version1.14.4
or newer (if you want to make changes to the API code)docker
- For compiling and building the container imagemake
- If you wish to use the repo's includedMakefile
If you wish to use the pre-commit hooks included in this repository, you'll also need:
python
at version3.8.2
- I suggest installing viapyenv
for isolation.- Python's
poetry
library installed against3.8.2
To set this codebase up on your machine, you can run the following commands:
git clone [email protected]:robcharlwood/multi-region-cloud-run.git
cd multi-region-cloud-run
If you'd like the pre-commit hooks installed, then you also need to run:
make install
The Makefile
checks that you have all the required things at the required versions and make install
will setup a local .venv
environment and install pre-commit
into it.
It will then setup the pre-commit hooks so that the below commands are run locally before a commit can be pushed:
go fmt
go vet
go test
go build
go mod tidy
The Makefile
also provides a make build
command that will build an image from the Dockerfile
and push it up to Google Container Registry.
Please note that in order for the make build
command to work, you'll need to ensure you have set the relevant environment variables first.
I suggest adding a .env
file into the project root and then exporting your vars in there. You can then source the .env
file before running the make
command.
e.g
.env
export registry=eu.gcr.io
export project=my_project
export image_name=my_image
Then you could run the build command like so:
source .env && make build
Note that the make build
command also accepts a command line argument for version
. This allows you to build the image at a specific version number. e.g.
source .env && make build version=1.0.0
The make build
command also assumes that you have followed the tutorial and stored your terraform
service account JSON key in a .keys
directory
in the root of the project and named it terraform.json
. If this is not the case, you'll need to tweak the build command accordingly.
To run the sample application locally, ensure that you have golang 1.14.4 installed and then run:
go run main.go
This will boot up a server at the following address: http://localhost:8080
The sample API's test suite can be run using the below command:
go test
This project uses Travis CI for continuous integration. This platform runs the project tests automatically when a PR is raised or merged.
This project uses git for versioning. For the available versions, see the tags on this repository.
- Rob Charlwood - Bitniftee Limited
Please see the CHANGELOG.md file additions, changes, deletions and fixes between each version
This project is licensed under the CC0-1.0 License - please see the LICENSE.md file for details