CMS Deployment

The apps/cms is a part of a monorepo and can be deployed using Docker and Docker Compose. This can work with the staging or production branches, just swap out the name of the service cms-staging or cms-production in the commands below.

1. Docker: Ensure that Docker is installed on your machine or VM. If not, you can download and install it from Docker's official website.
2. Docker Compose (Optional): This is beneficial if you have services that need to run together. Install it from here.
3. Monorepo: Ensure the apps/cms directory exists and the corresponding apps/cms/Dockerfile and ./docker-compose.yml are there.

1. Clone Repo

   Setup the the project by cloning the repo and switching to the staging or main branch:

   git clone git@github.com:TelesoftTechnologies/telesoft-nx.git telesoft-cms-staging

   cd telesoft-cms-staging

   git checkout staging

2. Install Dependencies

   npm install
   2. Build apps/cms using Docker Compose
   docker-compose build cms-staging

. Run the apps/cms container using Docker Compose

This will start the CMS app and any other services defined in the docker-compose.yml file. The docker-compose.yml file should have a service defined for the CMS app that uses the cms-app image built in the previous step.

4. Configuring Default Port(optional)

   Once the apps/cms is running, you can access the CMS on port 5656 (default). The port and URL will depend on the configuration in the docker-compose.yml file, this can be edited accordingly.

5. View apps/cms logs

   To view the logs for the running CMS app, use the following Docker Compose command:

   docker-compose logs cms-staging

   Replace cms-staging in the above example with the services defined in the docker-compose.yml file if it's different.

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