Chrome OS Lab inventory is a service which manages lab configs of all devices in ChromeOS.
Services maintained:
For service-based deployments, please refer to the Deployment sections of each service in this readme.
To deploy all services to staging, run the following:
# Upload and promote the Go service and Manual Repair App to staging make up-dev-all
To deploy all services to production, run the following:
# Deploy the Go service and Manual Repair App to production without routing traffic to them make up-prod-all # Route all traffic to the uploaded Go service make switch-prod-all
To route new traffic for the Prod version of Manual Repair App, please visit GAE dashboard and switch to the appropriate version.
Run this for a devserver at http://localhost:8082:
make dev
To deploy staging, run the following:
# Upload and promote the Go service to staging make up-dev
To deploy production, run the following:
# Deploy the Go service to production without routing traffic to it make up-prod # Route all traffic to the uploaded Go service make switch-prod
The current working directory is $SRC_ROOT/infra/appengine/cros/lab_inventory/app/ui/manual-repair
, i.e. the directory that contains this file. Please cd
into it for the commands below to work.
To get started, run:
make mr-setup
The project uses webpack
and webpack-dev-server
. From command line in $SRC_ROOT/infra/appengine/cros/lab_inventory/
, you can run:
make mr-dev
Then open http://localhost:8080 for the home page.
The app is built to be deployed with Google App Engine. The app.yaml
is split into app.stage.yaml
and app.prod.yaml
. Currently, the only difference is the NODE_ENV
environment variable. All Typescript is bundled into dist/app.js
and loaded by the client browser in index.html
.
Deploying this app will also deploy $SRC_ROOT/infra/appengine/cros/lab_inventory/app/dispatch.yaml
, allowing routing to be set up between the Go service and Manual Repair.
Note that this deployment is only for the Manual Repair app and not the Go server.
To deploy staging, run the following. Stage will be automatically promoted:
# Upload and promote the Manual Repair App to staging make mr-up-dev
To deploy production, run the following:
# Deploy the Manual Repair App to production without routing traffic to it make mr-up-prod
To route new traffic for the Prod version, please visit GAE dashboard and switch to the appropriate version.
After following the on-screen prompts, the application will be deployed.