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Deploy and test on serverless platform (render) #6

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anilgulecha opened this issue Dec 11, 2023 · 3 comments
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Deploy and test on serverless platform (render) #6

anilgulecha opened this issue Dec 11, 2023 · 3 comments
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@anilgulecha
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Render supports booting off containers.

@anilgulecha anilgulecha added the good first issue Good for newcomers label Dec 11, 2023
@harshsharma2002
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hey Anil, i have hosted this repo in render here's the link.

https://compilerd-test.onrender.com

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@harshsharma2002 the goal was to setup CI for this with github actions, so that we can demo/test off it on any merge to main. You can provide the requisite yaml and config files in this PR. Same is for fly or the other options as well.

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Sir, the thing with render is that the render account is connected with github repo and automatically updates whenever there are changes to the repo, we just have to setup the render service once and connect it to the repo.

there is a second way that is using github actions to build and push the docker image to a container repo like docker hub which will be connected to the render service and any update to the docker hub image will cause the render service to trigger and update.

in my opinion the first method is the simplest the second method will be just the same with no additional benefits and having a longer process to setup also requiring a repo on docker hub in addition.

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