I am using this project to learn about Tailwind CSS, but mostly to learn about docker, containers, WSL2, CI/CD, GitHub Actions, GitHub packages, deployment to DigitalOcean, etc.

You can check the website deployed by GitHub Actions inside a Docker container on a Droplet server from DigitalOcean obtain from the GitHub Packages registry (which was also pushed with the GitHub Action) on http://gummiees.com/

• First time having success working with Docker images and containers 🎉
• Developed entirely on Docker inside of WSL2 Ubuntu
• First time using GitHub Packages
• First time doing CI/CD "manually" with GitHub Actions (meaning that I do not just click on a button like on Heroku automatic deploys)
• GitHub Actions workflows have been adapted and they are not a basic copy&paste. I understand what it does 🎉
• First time deploying something via commands on a remote server which uses Ubuntu (first time using SSH without PuTTY)
• Understanding of images, containers, Dockerfiles, compose files, etc.
• First time working with NGINX

Optimized as much as I could. They run with the official node image on the lts version on alpine.

1. Run the CI image Dockerfile.ci. Executes npm i and npm run test:ci.
2. Run the CD image Dockerfile.cd, which uses the angular-ci image, built on step 1. Executes npm run build.
3. Run the Deploy image Dockerfile.deploy, which uses the official nginx image, and some inputs from the step 2 image angular-cd.
4. Login and upload the image from step 3 named as angular-deploy to the GitHub Packages registry.
5. Connects via SSH to the Droplet on DigitalOcean.
6. Stops the old container
7. Deletes the container
8. Deletes the image
9. Creates a new container from pulling the uploaded image from step 4, turned on, hosted on port 80.

Success! 🎉

1. docker build -f Dockerfile.base -t angular-base .
2. docker build -f Dockerfile.dev -t angular-dev .
3. docker run -d -p 4200:4200 --name dev-container angular-dev:latest npm start

• docker-compose up --build -d
• docker rm -f <container_id>
• docker rmi -f <image_id>
• docker exec <container_id> -it <command>
• docker run -d --restart always -p 4200:4200 --name <container_name> <image_name>:<image_tag> <command>

• sudo ssh root@ip -i ./.ssh/droplet-sshkey

• Create static personal website
• Install and use tailwind CSS to make a beautiful, responsive shop interface
• Develop it on a Docker container inside WSL2
• Create post on Medium showing how to do it
• Add unit testing and e2e testing
• Create different workflow to run tests and CI when PR opens
• Set the current workflow to run when PR merges
• Develop the same with VueJs