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Create AWS account
Add deployment stage from Travis to AWS Germany (for dev and master)
Create docu for required steps in AWS cloud
Add Documentation inside main ReadMe including links to the hosted containers

Create a keypass v2 db file containing the all the secrets used for this project

After a successful build the hosted container must be updated.

Create Azure Account
Add deployment stage from Travis to Azure Germany (for dev and master)
Create docu for required steps in Azure cloud
Add Documentation inside main ReadMe including links to the hosted containers

https://www.davidpashley.com/articles/writing-robust-shell-scripts/

If azure build should log it and continue...

1. Create One-Click Droplet with Docker (preferred with SSH already deposited)
2. Login either via root + password or via ssh key
3. docker pull klibio/io.klib.docker.osgi.tutorial:master-latest
4. sudo ufw allow 8888/tcp Stackoverflow
5. docker container run -d -p 8888:8080 klibio/io.klib.docker.osgi.tutorial:master-latest

To add a SSH key to an existing droplet follow these steps:

1. Change directory to where your public ssh key file is located
2. cat <public_key_file> | ssh root@<droplet_ip> "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"
3. To change this file, login via root and password

cat sshrsa_id_pub | ssh root@<droplet_ip> "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"

As a developer
I want to be able to execute the complete environment without internet access
so that there are no dependencies to remote connections.

Acceptance criteria:

Configure local docker environment script

• enablement of local docker registry

Startup shell script available containing...

1. build bundle from source - e.g. maven or gradle
2. build docker container from bundle based java alpine image
3. launch minikube with contained "docker image registry"
4. publish container image into registry
5. launch inside minikube 2 pods of io.docker.osgi.tut

Shutdown shell script containing a graceful minikube shutdown

HINTS:
Windows DNS can be faked via C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc/hosts - modification only as Admin feasible