Is there any way for setting up a local environment for hosting and running azure logic apps locally?
Thanks in advance.
currently this feature is not available. You can always post new ideas that you want to see in the product.
Logic Apps is updated to run in a new containerized runtime. It can run on Functions, App Service, Kubernetes, Docker and any cloud.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/logic-apps-updated-with-new-hosting-options-improved-performance-and-developer-workflows/
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I've created a create-react-app locally and I'm using serverless framework for all my local db and apis.
I've just realised I have no idea how I'm going to publish the react app part of my application to AWS.
What is the best way to publish a react app in AWS? Or what are the common ways to do this?
no worries, AWS have a solution.
https://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/
Just one tiny point. This service is free, but the resources deployed whit it are not, so be careful.
Your first job in AWS is to create Cloud Watch alarm when you reach price point. I have alerts when my mountly bill reach 10$, 20$ 100$.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/monitoring/monitor_estimated_charges_with_cloudwatch.html
Me and my team are working on a product deployed in Azure, all of our backend services will be deployed by using k8s service in Azure and it seems like the most pragmatic and right choice for us.
We also have ReactJS frontend for some of backend services. We deploy them by using Docker and k8s at this moment. We started thinking about scaling of our web apps and found that everything can be done by Azure Web Apps.
I would like to know what is best practice of web app deployment in Cloud(Azure in my case):
Should I use Azure Web App service for this purpose?
Or it is better to keep everything in my k8s cluster
Any link or a book as source of true might be even better :)
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I also found out that web apps can be deployed by using Blob Storage and Azure functions to access the static content from the Blob Storage. What do you think?
Azure WebApp is a perfect option for your requirement check this link for more details and guide
Documentation says that Google RuntimeConfig Service is one way to do so but I couldn't find any sample around it. Has anybody ever tried that? Any pointer would be of great help.
I setup another service using 'spring-cloud-config-server' dependency and then using 'spring-cloud-starter-config' in this gcp appengine project to manage configurations for different environment.
I have created a website on angularJS. I have local server running using nodeJS. Can anyone please tell me the further process to deploy the website.
Your local server is probably only for development purposes.
You can deploy it as usual application. All you need is web server. The most common selection is Apache, nginx or IIS. You can set up one of these on your own (on your own computer/VPS etc.) or use web hosting (just google it...).
Selecting correct solution depends on budget, needed support and number of users. I assume that usual "cheap web hosting" is the best for you.
I've built systems on top of Google's App Engine and leveraged Google's Datastore, but for my new project I'm considering a containerized solution (using Google's Container Engine). Does anyone with experience using both technologies together know:
if this is possible to use Container Engine with Datastore?
if it's easy to set up a local containerized dev environment with gcd?
if there are some serious headaches I should consider before going down this route?
Absolutely! You can run any code you want in Container Engine, and if you add the datastore scope to your cluster when you create it, authentication to the Datastore API will be automatic if you're using Datastore's client libraries or tools.
I'm not familiar with the local gcd environment, so I can't help much here. Testing Docker containers locally before pushing them to the cloud works great, so the only question will be making sure the gcd dev environment can be exposed to your local containerized app.
The dev environment is the one issue I'm not sure of. Using Datastore from Container Engine should work fine.
What I have done is just created a service account and use the json key to access datastore when I am working locally. It seems to work pretty well.