Prerequisites

To perform this tutorial, you need the following:

docker-compose: You can execute docker-compose up.
git: You can execute git clone and git push to your repositories on GitHub.
At least one of the following. It depends on where you deploy.
- for Kubernetes:
  - You have a Kubernetes cluster.
  - You can connect the cluster with kubectl.
- for Google Cloud Run:
  - You can call Cloud Run APIs from you local to your Google Cloud project.
- for Amazon ECS:
  - You can call APIs of ECS and ELB from your local to your AWS account. See here for details.
  - You have all of (i.e. all you need to create an ECS service):
    - an ECS cluster
    - an ELB that the service will receive traffic from
    - two target groups that the ELB routes traffic to the service
      - you need to link one target group to the ELB's listener rule
    - two subnets where the service will be placed
    - a security group which allows HTTP:80 inbound from your local
    - a task execution role which has AmazonECSTaskExecutionRolePolicy. See here.
- for AWS Lambda:
  - You can call APIs of Lambda from your local to your AWS account. See here for details.
  - You have all of (i.e. all you need to create a Lambda function):
    - an image in your ECR Repository
    - function’s execution role
- for Terraform:
  - You can execute terraform commands on local.

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