Use deploy.bash script to set up and launch the production deployment. SSH access to the production machine is required.
Use docker_install.bash to install Docker in production.
NB: AppArmor causes problems with Docker, see more at https://forums.docker.com/t/can-not-stop-docker-container-permission-denied-error/41142. It may interfere with the container management and block the access to containers, so a root user can't stop or remove running containers. The solution is provided in the link.
Use run_dev.bash script to start from scratch. It does the following:
- builds the Go application for Linux, Darwin and Windows platforms;
- builds Docker images;
- runs the
docker composefor you, so the local deployment is ready at http://localhost:8080/.
It's possible to just start the compiled binary or run the software with go run, but the downstream waiting-time-analysis CLI tool wouldn't be available then.