Juergen Kunz
907f3e8320
- Updated README to include architecture overview and details on components. - Changed import paths in test helpers and test files to use the new Git zone packages. - Modified S3 bucket name in test setup for consistency. - Updated CloudlyConfig class to use more descriptive environment variable names for MongoDB and S3 configuration. - Adjusted ImageManager to retrieve the S3 bucket name from the configuration instead of hardcoding it.
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- This repository contains 4 projects around serve.zone
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- the cloudly backend under ts/*
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- the cloudly frontend under ts_web/*
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- the api client under ts_apiclient
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- the cli client under ts_cliclient
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- the easiest method to spawn up a cloudly instance is to use the docker image:
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`code.foss.global/serve.zone/cloudly:latest`
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- Note: the exports are defined in the package.json.
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- For now, cloud wise only the setup with cloudron and hetzner cloud is supported.
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## Architecture Overview
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- serve.zone is a monorepo containing multiple packages that work together to provide a complete container orchestration platform
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- Uses Docker Swarm as the underlying container orchestration technology
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- cloudly acts as the control plane providing API, web UI, and CLI interfaces
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- coreflow runs inside Docker Swarm clusters to manage containers
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- coretraffic runs on each node to handle traffic routing and SSL
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- spark manages individual servers at the OS level |