Deploying a Project
Airbase deploys container workloads, so you would need to build your application as a Docker image for deployments. In the next section, we will build and deploy an image from source.
Here, we will deploy a sample application that has a pre-built Docker image.
Before you begin
Here’s what we’ve covered so far:
Signed up for an Airbase account
- Created a team and an Airbase project to deploy into
Installed the Airbase CLI
- Logged in to Airbase
Deploying Projects
Pull application image
Start by pulling the application image to be deployed
Airbase only supports linux/amd64 image. Take extra care to pull linux/amd64 image!
docker pull --platform linux/amd64 gdssingapore/airbase:demo-daysYou should see something like this. Note that the digest value may be slightly different.
demo-days: Pulling from gdssingapore/airbase
Digest: sha256:e99fe672b29b1ee848ff162f6ae7303ace7c523ae6792f3e443f16d783b91eac
Status: Image is up to date for gdssingapore/airbase:demo-days
docker.io/gdssingapore/airbase:demo-daysDeploy your application
Deploy your application to Airbase by running the following command, replacing $TEAM_HANDLE and $PROJECT_HANDLE with your team handle and project handle respectively.
airbase container deploy --project $TEAM_HANDLE/$PROJECT_HANDLE --image gdssingapore/airbase:demo-daysThat’s it! Confirm the deployment of your application by selecting “Yes” in the confirmation prompt. Once your application is deployed, a link will be displayed at the bottom of your screen, like this.
$ airbase container deploy --project demo/demo-days --image gdssingapore/airbase:demo-days
? Deploy gdssingapore/airbase:demo-days to days in default (production) (demo/demo-days:default) Yes
Deployed days in default (demo/demo-days:default)
Visit https://demo-days.app.tc1.airbase.sgThat’s it!
Your application is now deployed to Airbase. The application can be viewed at the URL in the terminal.
Read on to see how to make changes to the sample project.