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[area/documentation] (#162) Minimal infrastructure setup update #384

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The minimal infrastructure documentation now guides us through setting up all the application docker containers that host the infrastructure, the connectivity and application access, the dev environment, creating a project from archetypes, running and testing the project locally, setting up the GitLab CI/CD pipeline, and finally building, deploying and pushing artifacts.

Shell file removed as it is no longer needed.

docker-compose updated to work with nginx, nexus, gitlab, and a custom gitlab-runner.

.m2/settings.xml added to the infrastructure folder.

gitlab-runner Dockerfile added with openjdk, maven and nodejs on top.

nginx configuration changed.

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  • I have added relevant error handling and logging messages to help troubleshooting
  • I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works
  • I have added necessary documentation, relevant usage information (if applicable)
  • I have updated the PR title with affected component, related issue number and a short summary of the changes introduced
  • I have added labels for implementation kind (kind/) and version type (version/)
  • I have tested against live environment, if applicable
  • I have synced any structure and/or content vRA-NG improvements with vra-ng and ts-vra-ng archetypes (if applicable)
  • I have my changes rebased and squashed to the minimal number of relevant commits. Notice: don't squash all commits
  • I have added a descriptive commit message with a short title, including a Fixed #XXX - or Closed #XXX - prefix to auto-close the issue

Testing

Full testing can be done by following the changed Readme.md as that is the intention of the changes.

Release Notes

The minimal infrastructure guide updated and simplified to better lead adoption.

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#162

@ivan-zdravkov ivan-zdravkov added the area/documentation Relates to improvements or additions to documentation label Aug 9, 2024
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@VenelinBakalov VenelinBakalov changed the title [area/documentation] Minimal infrastructure setup update [area/documentation] (#162) Minimal infrastructure setup update Aug 16, 2024
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I will be updating the guide for Linux and update the Installation section to drop the Docker Desktop dependencies

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Ivan Zdravkov and others added 2 commits September 19, 2024 07:14
The minimal infrastructure documentation now
guides us through setting up all the application
docker containers that host the infrastructure,
the connectivity and application access, the dev
environment, creating a project from archetypes,
running and testing the project locally,
setting up the GitLab CI/CD pipeline, and finally
building, deploying and pushing artifacts.

Shell file removed as it is no longer needed.

docker-compose updated to work with nginx, nexus,
gitlab, and a custom gitlab-runner.

.m2/settings.xml added to the infrastructure
folder.

gitlab-runner Dockerfile added with openjdk,
maven and nodejs on top.

nginx configuration changed.

Fixed #162

Signed-off-by: Ivan Zdravkov <[email protected]>
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