Ticketing Setup & Deployment

Server/Backend Setup

Note: Make sure Java and Maven are already installed. Only install java 8. There's still an issue with java 9 and Spring Boot if I'm not mistaken.

List of microservices repos needed / Prod branch / Port / URL

• auth-client

  • Branch: master

  • Port: 7040

  • URL: https://api.devkinetics.com/v1/auth

• auth-server

  • Branch: feature

  • Port: 7050

• cdn-ticketdeals

  • Branch: master

  • Port: 9050

  • URL: https://dl.enablr.co

• cloud-config

  • Branch: master

  • This repo only contains the application yml files being used by config-server. There's no need to clone this on the server.

• config-server

  • Branch: master

  • Port: 7000

• ticket-client

  • Branch: feature-multiprice

  • Port: 6050

  • URL: https://api.devkinetics.com/v1/tickets

• ticket-webservice

  • Branch: feature-multiprice

  • Port: 8050

• webservice-gateway

  • Branch: feature

  • Port: 7001

  • URL: https://api.devkinetics.com

• webservice-registry

  • Branch: feature

  • Port: 7002

• zipkin-server

  • Branch: feature

  • Port: 9411

Clone all repos to a single directory. E.g. /repositories

• sudo mkdir /repositories

• cd /repositories

• git clone -b <branch> <repo_address>

  • E.g. git clone -b feature git@bitbucket.org:devkinetics/<repo_name>.git

Create and update the needed folders

• mkdir -p /var/www/images/testing/qrcode

  • For testing??

• mkdir -p /var/www/images/qrcode

• mkdir -p /var/www/filemgr/tickets

• mkdir -p /var/log/spring/microservices

• mkdir -p /var/microservices

• chmod 777 /var/log/spring

• chmod 777 /var/www/filemgr/tickets

• chmod 777 /var/www/images/qrcode

• chmod 777 /var/microservices

Note: You may need to use sudo to apply these changes.

Change config-server path in repo's bootstrap yml file and build the jar files.

• Go to the repo's directory.

  • cd /repositories/<repo_name>

  • sed -i 's/config-server:7000/localhost:7000/g' src/main/resources/bootstrap.yml

  • mvn clean package -DskipTests=true

    • This will build the jar file that will be located in target foler.

  • sudo cp target/<repo_name>-2.0.0.jar /var/microservices/

    • All of our microservices jar files will be in /var/microservices

Note:

You will need to do this on every repo listed above except cloud-config.

This is needed since we're not using docker at the moment.

Now, we're going to use init.d to start/deploy our microservice/app.

• cd /etc/init.d

• sudo touch <service_name>

• sudo chmod 755 <service_name>

• sudo nano <service_name>

  • See the init.d sample content.

    • https://bitbucket.org/devkinetics/dk-microservices-init.d

  • You can copy and paste the init.d scripts from the repo above and change it if necessary.

• sudo update-rc.d <service_name> defaults

  • E.g. sudo update-rc.d ticket-webservice defaults

• sudo service <service_name> start

  • E.g. sudo service ticket-webservice start

Microservices start sequence

• config-server

• zipkin-server

• webservice-registry

• webservice-gateway

• auth-client

• auth-server

• cdn-ticketdeals

• ticket-client

• ticket-webservice

Note: The first 4 services are the most important start/restart sequence.

Don't forget to setup and configure the DNS and Let's Encrypt for the microservices.

• https://api.devkinetics.com

• https://dl.enablr.co

Dragonpay Postback Setup

Note: Login using root account to deploy the commands below.

Install the following:

• Node.js v8.x

  • See https://sites.google.com/site/devkinetics/knowledge-base/node-js .

• Yarn

  • Run sudo npm i -g yarn

• PM2

  • Run sudo npm i -g pm2

Clone the repo to /repositories

• git clone git@bitbucket.org:devkinetics/dragonpay-postback.git

• cd dragonpay-postback

• sed -i 's/localhost/23.92.53.115/g' .env

• sed -i 's/postgres/devkinetics/g' .env

• sed -i 's/admin123/<put_db_password_here>/g' .env

• sed -i 's/local/prod/g' .env

• npm install

• npm run webpack:min

• sudo mkdir -p /opt/.pm2/dragonpay-postback/logs/

• sudo chmod 777 /opt/.pm2/**/*

• pm2 start deploy/pm2-unix-non-docker.json --only dragonpay-postback --env production

  • This will run the app on port 8055.

Configure DNS and Let's Encrypt

• https://api.enablr.co

• Note: Only set to DNS only since the app needs to check the IP of the caller.

Frontend Setup

Note: Login using root account to deploy the commands below.

Install the following:

• Node.js v8.x

  • See https://sites.google.com/site/devkinetics/knowledge-base/node-js .

• Yarn

  • Run sudo npm i -g yarn

• PM2

  • Run sudo npm i -g pm2

Clone the repo to /repositories

• git clone -b feature git@bitbucket.org:mikaelvg/ticketing-system.git

Create the log folders

• sudo mkdir -p /opt/.pm2/ticketing-client-web/logs/

• sudo mkdir -p /opt/.pm2/ticketing-admin-web/logs/

• sudo chmod 777 /opt/.pm2/**/*

There are two frontend apps/folders inside this repo

• client-web - the public site

• admin-web - the admin site

Run the following with both:

• cd <app_name>

• chmod +x deploy_prod_linux.sh

• ./deploy_prod_linux.sh

Configure DNS and Let's Encrypt

• https://tickets.splashisland.ph

  • Port: 5010

  • This is for the client-web

• https://admin.splashisland.ph

  • Port: 5020

  • This is for the admin-web