First deploy is out!
- Got all the logic nailed down to save builds and store them in S3
- Deployed the front end to Netlify temporarily for testing
- Decided to use lightsail for now for the API, so I created a systemd unit file to start when the underlying instance starts. Never did work with Lightsail, but my EC2 exp helped me figure things out pretty quickly
- I also migrated all the Bungienet calls into the front end. They have an entry in their dev portal to specify the origin, which has been a tad annoying since I have to create a separate app for each environment.
- Also discovered https://mholt.github.io/json-to-go/ for converting my json body into go structs, that was pretty cool
- Ran into some issues with lightsail, specifically with https so I decided to proxy requests from AWIG for the time being
- Finished up a CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps for the API, now I need to do the front end
Also added Bootstrap to get some responsiveness put in quickly, although I'll likely remove this later
- Deployed the front end to Netlify temporarily for testing
- Decided to use lightsail for now for the API, so I created a systemd unit file to start when the underlying instance starts. Never did work with Lightsail, but my EC2 exp helped me figure things out pretty quickly
- I also migrated all the Bungienet calls into the front end. They have an entry in their dev portal to specify the origin, which has been a tad annoying since I have to create a separate app for each environment.
- Also discovered https://mholt.github.io/json-to-go/ for converting my json body into go structs, that was pretty cool
- Ran into some issues with lightsail, specifically with https so I decided to proxy requests from AWIG for the time being
- Finished up a CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps for the API, now I need to do the front end
Also added Bootstrap to get some responsiveness put in quickly, although I'll likely remove this later