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A tool used to deploy projects on Threefold grid.
First download gridify binaries.
Login using your mnemonics and specify which grid network (mainnet/testnet) to deploy on by running:
gridify login
Use gridify to deploy your project and specify the ports you want gridify to assign domains to:
gridify deploy --ports <ports>
ports are your services' ports defined in Procfile
for example:
gridify deploy --ports 80,8080
gridify generates a unique domain for each service.
To destroy deployed project run the following command inside the project directory:
gridify destroy
$PATH directories, for example:mv gridify /usr/local/bin
Gridify saves user configuration in .gridifyconfig under default configuration directory for your system see: UserConfigDir()
See gridify-demo
In this demo gridify deploys a VM with flist that clones the demo project and run each service defined in Procfile. Then, gridify assign a domain for each service.
For unittests run:
make test
Clone the repo and run the following command inside the repo directory:
make build
goreleaser checkgit tag -a v1.0.1 -m "release v1.0.1"git push origin v1.0.1FAQs
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