This is a strapi and gatsby site builder, this is intended to be a front end builder for my projects. I can then deploy micro-services and other backends to the kubernetes cluster as needed for widgets I create.

• Code splitting and dynamic code loading
• React / gatsby SSR and re-hydration of pre-rendered widgets
• Custom CMS with automated site deployment
• Automated infra setup and tear down of kubernetes cluster and containers

To setup and run this project:

Install dependancies:

• docker
• kubectrl
• awscli
• terraform
• make command

Authenticate aws:

aws configure / set ~/.aws/credentials

Set env vars in .bashrc / bash_profile / ci pipeline

export TF_VAR_aws_access_key=
export TF_VAR_aws_secret_key=
export TF_VAR_scaleway_access_key=
export TF_VAR_scaleway_secret_key=
export TF_VAR_scaleway_organization_id=

Authenticate docker:

make login

Setup infra:

cd ops && make setup

Teardown infra:

cd ops && make destroy

To build a cms image and push to AWS ECR run:

make deploy

This will also trigger a kubernetes cluster refresh and CDN invalidation.

To make changes / see a final website:

• Go to the CMS url
• Add pages and modify data
• See results on the preview url
• Publish pages via the CMS publish button
• Wait for deployment in the CMS to kick off
• Then visit the site url

• Add card tests
• Add testing to CMS
• Setup CI / CD
• Move to typescript (Auto supported by gatsby)
• Setup sentry on client and cms

Note: should use a load balancer in front of the cluster but not worth the cost currently pointing at single node in cluster
  - Need to setup reserved ip address for A record in DNS
  - https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/using-a-load-balancer-to-expose-your-kubernetes-kapsule-ingress-controller-service/#-Using-a-Reserved-IP-as-the-IP-Address-of-Your-Load-Balancer