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Saito

@saitodisse

maybe:

    mounts: {
      '/azk/#{manifest.dir}/#{system.name}': sync("."),
      '/azk/#{manifest.dir}/#{system.name}/node_modules': persistent("./node_modules")
    },

but this does not make sense.... :P

@Bartekus what does happens when you try to start?

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

With the setup I posted, one side would not have access to ionic so to me it would indicate lack of access to global npm node_modules

I honestly would settle for one system if I could have two uri's if that's possible

Saito

@saitodisse

Do you want to share persistents? Try this: '/azk/#{manifest.dir}/node_modules': persistent("PRIIM_NODE_MODULES") on both systems. They may share node_modules, you can see with azk info

@Bartekus is that an open source? If I can get to code it will be easy to see whats happening.

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

@saitodisse yes I can upload it to github… I just gotta quickly dress and head out to the office since I’m still in bed as I’ve just got up lol

but once there I’ll upload the build… also like I said, I don’t mind one systems but I’ve been having problems trying to get it working with more than one port accessible, like this:

 ports: {
      // exports global variables
      data: “5000”,
      http: "8100",
    },
    envs: {
      // Make sure that the PORT value is the same as the one
      // in ports/http below, and that it's also the same
      // if you're setting it in a .env file
      PORT: “5000”,
      DEV: "8100",
    }

Saito

@saitodisse

The exported port will be another port. You can fix the port, but it not recommended: http://docs.azk.io/en/reference/azkfilejs/ports.html

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

Yeah that's why I thought having azk bind it to a separate uri would be a better idea

Saito

@saitodisse

yep, but if have more than one port you will have to export the port from the dependent system with export_envs: http://docs.azk.io/en/reference/azkfilejs/export_envs.html

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

Do that to the port that

Saito

@saitodisse

You can use expandable properties: http://docs.azk.io/en/reference/azkfilejs/expandable_properties.html#netport

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

is used by the system so that would allow the other to be assigned to uri and easily accessible by the user

Saito

@saitodisse

so the priim-client will know server ports

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

Exactly

CJ Lazell

@cj

morning. is it possible to access the live process, so you can access the binding.pry in ruby?

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

you could go into the shell and access it from there, try: azk shell followed by you system name

CJ Lazell

@cj

@Bartekus how would I then access it unless azk loads things in screen or tmux?

Bartek Kus

@bartekus

you could execute it like this: azk start<sys-name>-vv && azk logs —follow

then go to shell to execute whatever other commands you want: azk shell<sys-name>
or execute them from the console like this: azk shell<sys-name>—<command>

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

@cj unfortunately the azk shell still does not have a way to access a container running.
you can use adocker exec for now.

example:

# start system using azk
azk start [system_name]
# get id of running container
adocker ps | grep [system_name]
#  connecting in running system
adocker exec $CONTAINER_ID

CJ Lazell

@cj

@gullitmiranda any way to have azk output the ID?

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

@cj not. the azk does not show the container ID (yet).

CJ Lazell

@cj

@gullitmiranda how would you compare yourselves to http://www.kontena.io/ ?

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

@cj azk is a tool to orchestrate development environments
kontena is a tool to deploy your application using container plataform

CJ Lazell

@cj

thank you for the response. azk only pushes to a single DO instance right now, correct?

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

nope

CJ Lazell

@cj

really? I don't see any load blancing or anything at http://docs.azk.io/en/deploy/

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

for the DO, there is an image with scripts that automates the process of creation of machines
http://images.azk.io/#/deploy-digitalocean?_k=p7paz2
but it is possible to deploy to any machine (based on ubuntu) with ssh access.
http://images.azk.io/#/deploy?_k=tfcq41

the focus of the azk is the development environment, but the Azuki will be able to carry it to any cloud service.

but while the Azuki is not ready, it is possible to use images (as mentioned above) to deploy to where you want it.

CJ Lazell

@cj

I get you... thank you for all the info

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

example: azukiapp/azk#637

you are using the azk with Ruby on Rails?

CJ Lazell

@cj

no rails, too bloated :)

I'm using https://github.com/jeremyevans/roda

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

interesting, did not know.

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

worked well with the azk?

CJ Lazell

@cj

yep :)

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

Cool.

What are you thinking?

Slobodan Mišković

@slobo

hey folks, is there a quick way to provide a browser access to azk status and azk logs? My ideal would be to have a dashboard that shows a listing of all active manifests (say

/projects/proj1/Azkfile.js
/projects/proj2/Azkfile.js
...

and then when clicking in one of them to have a listing of azk status for all systems defined in that Azkfile, and have a tab that will let me stream logs to the browser (say like https://github.com/r7kamura/webtail)

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

hi @slobo

for now, do not :cry:

but the next versions of azk this and other things will be possible

Slobodan Mišković

@slobo

so is this in the works, any eta, or just planning stage?

Gullit Miranda

@gullitmiranda

within a few days we should announce the new backlog.

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