Deploy a Nest.js App With Docker + Kubernetes on Google Cloud
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- In this tutorial, we Dockerize a Nest.js application and deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster using Google Kubernetes Engine.
Github: github.com/mguay22/nestjs-k8s
Install Docker: docs.docker.com/get-docker/
Install Google Cloud SDK: cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/ins...
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Awesome ! So straight forward ! I was looking for a simple, quick and advanced tutorial of k8s, you made my day :)
This is crazy. Free tutorial. i’ve been looking for a tutorial like this. Thanks a ton 🙏
Funny, I was just about to go looking at how to do this. Thanks for the instruction.
I wish I could hit the like button more times. This a great tutorial thank you!
Thanks man, It's working perfectly :)
Great tutorial, I think you should have a series regarding nestjs + microservices. Something a little bit more real world-like. Anyways, you are a good communicator and make things easy to understand, thanks!
My new Ultimate Nest.js Microservices course will cover this! Stay tuned for its release in May.
Great video man really appreciate it
great content. Wondering what would be a good way to add the environment variable.
Great! Thank you.
GKE autopilot is marvelous
Awesome video Michael. However, I was wondering if the multiple steps can be combined into a single step.
Can we rm -rf the node_modules then install --only=production?
Also, is the 2nd COPY . . necessary since all we need is /usr/src/app/dist?
Great tutorial. Thanks! Which one do you think is cheaper Digital Ocean or Google Kubernetes Cloud for production?
Great video Nice please also teach us how to deploy database... And to store env file for security.....❤❤❤
Awesome tutorial Michael. I'm a Docker/Kubernetes n00b and this video has taught me so much! I love the way you guide your audience through. One thing I'd love to learn about is how to update an already-deployed container. I'm not sure about the terminology here... hot reload? Is there a way to streamline that process? Thank you! 🙏🏻
We can pass a custom command to the container in a docker-compose.yml file (like running Nest in dev mode). I have a new video coming out shortly that demonstrates this.
@@mguay great! Thanks!
Hey did you ever find out how to update the already-deployed container? 😅
Do you think we should add node_modules folder in docker container regardless running npm run build ? I think we should add .dockerfile file for node_modules because we don't need them
Thanks for your help!
I followed your tutorial except for one step, where I made my docker repo private. That cause authentication issues and I could figure out a way to make it work. Even after configuring my docker credential in kubectl.
Do you any recommendations on this issue?
your video are great, i learned about nest.js microservices.
can you make a video on deploying multiple nest.js microservices to different ports (maybe using Docker)
Nice Video
I'm just learning the K8s and it's difficult for me to understand. Thanks for your tutorial
Can you make a video about how to setup CICD pipeline like jenkins to automate the deploying process to kubernetes on aws/google cloud?
Hey man, do you have any material explaining how to secure HTTPS our nestJS app on GKE ?
I just wondering what your ram size is? 32GB or 64GB? My 2015 16GB mbp struggles with running k8s locally.
Awesome content, i have two questions:
1. Locally if I want to have a completely localized docker development environment, how can I achieve that so that I can develop locally on any machine which does not have node or MySQL or any other required services installed?
2. If I wanted to have a separate docker image for the MySQL / redis, how could I have achieved that? May be if my app on prod wants to communicate to google's cloudsql / aws rds?
Please let me know if you have covered these things in any videos or you have premium udemy course which covers this, I am very eager to buy that if it exists.
Everything works for me as above procedure, but my real question is how can i map this static ip with my purchased domain in GCP?
Great explanation. Thanks
Small question, How can we access this service on port 80 instead of 3000?
I believe we can just change the target port on the service.
2:40 I think it is better to run 'npm ci' instead of 'npm imstall' if you want to use package-lock. Otherwise why to copy it at all?
Everything worked perfectly for me till the end but When I am making the postman request, I get ECONNREFUSED error. How can i fix this?
I am having the same error. Were you able to resolve it?
Are you sure you are typing the correct url? Try going from browser first
how can i use this in cloud run?
11:09 Hi here is where I am getting stuck with this error :
$ kubectl create -f deployment.yaml
"Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp: lookup kubernetes.docker.internal: no such host" please help
Great tutorial, i have a question how can i deploy with docker-compose file (contains Postgresql) on GCP?
Thank you! Take a look here: cloud.google.com/compute/docs/containers/deploying-containers
Even i have followed the same steps.
1) I will be able to run the application locally.
2) I will be able to create docker image with same configuration by multi stage
3) I have started through docker swarm an its working.
4) will be able to push to registry as well.
5) While i am trying to get the image to cluster and applying through deployment.yaml my containers are getting restart and going to crashback.
6) I fi use your image its working.
Can you please explain how and what is the change.
Below is the image which i have created and uploaded to registery.(docker pull suryarh/nestjs:2)
I have my node.js app, can i use that to follow the next steps? Or are there any changes that i have to add?
Everything should be about the same. Just make sure you’re using the correct port.
There is no need for the last COPY . . , Like why did we build it even ?
Any plans to showcase a deployment to AWS K8S?
I could definitely give this a go.
@@mguay I'll be interessted on that too. 😊
Is it okay if I define a namespace?
Sure!
Your videos are great, just if you could zoom in your screen so we can watch on mobile