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Building

The production build and deploy of this application is done using the fly CLI.

  • fly auth login to select the account to which deployment will take place

  • Go to the github repository and check what the new version number should be

  • edit deploy.sh to confirm the application name

    • if --local-only is present, start local Docker
    • for a remote build, remove --local-only

  • run deploy.sh with the new version number as a argument

    • fly will notice the presence of a Dockerfile
    • fly will use the Docker file to build the application on a remote docker serve
    • fly will deploy the application under the name indicated in deploy.sh

  • Go to the github repository and create a release with the new tag

For development, the application is like all the other owlcms apps, but must run on Linux

  • If running on Windows, open a WSL window and go to the git repository
    • run code . to start VSCode (at the bottom left you should see it is running on WSL)
    • Run the app.owlcms.fly.Main class.

Getting the container

To pull an image from registry.fly.io, you need to authenticate with the Fly.io registry and then use the Docker CLI to pull the image. Here are the steps:

Step 1: Authenticate with Fly.io Registry

  1. Open your terminal.
  2. Run the following command to authenticate with the Fly.io registry: 
    fly auth docker
    This command adds registry.fly.io to the Docker daemon's authenticated registries².

Step 2: Pull the Image

  1. Identify the image name you want to pull. You can find the image name by running:

    fly releases --image

    This command will return a table with a column called 'Docker Image', which will look something like registry.fly.io/app-name-here@sha256:long-hash-here³.

  2. Pull the image using the Docker CLI:

    docker pull registry.fly.io/app-name-here@sha256:long-hash-here

This will pull the specified image from the Fly.io registry to your local machine.