It is minimal viable REST application project deployable on Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

• Deployable on GCP, and using only GCP's Free Tier services.
• Terraform used for managing infrastructure.
• Simplified CI/CD workflows on GitHub Actions.
• Only one environment is created (no staging, prod etc.), but can be easily extended.
• Application is implemented in nest.js framework.

Cloud Run service is used as a host of application, Firestore service is used as a datastore.

There are two workflows in solution, one is responsible for building and other for deployment.

Building process is triggered by new commits pushed into repository, it:

• Executes tests and linting.
• Builds production docker image.
• Pushes image to Artifact Registry, images are tagged with SHA of commit.

Deployment process is triggered by pushing tag in form v*-dev.

Process deploys to Cloud Run image with give commit's SHA.

Follow next steps to deploy solution on own GCP's project or run it locally.

1. Create project on https://console.cloud.google.com/projectcreate it need to be unique across GCP
2. Create github fork of this repository to be able use GitHub Actions on your account.
3. Copy .env.template and rename it to .env
4. Fill TF_VAR_project_id with id created project.
5. Fill TF_VAR_github_owner with name of your user/org on github.
6. Fill TF_VAR_github_repo with name of repository
7. Follow instructions on https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/modify-project#enable_billing_for_a_project to add billing account to project, it is required to create new resources.
8. Generate certificate used by terraform and during local development.
   1. Go to Service Accounts settings: https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/serviceaccounts
   2. Click Create service account button
   3. Fill Name,Account ID and add Description i used terraform.
   4. Click Create and continue Button.
   5. Click on Select a Role dropdown and select Owner
   6. Click Done
   7. Click newly created account on list.
   8. Switch to "Keys" Tab.
   9. Click on "Add key" and select "Create new Key", pick JSON type on modal.
   10. Certificate should be downloaded.
9. Rename certificate to cert.json and move it to root directory of project.

1. Use docker-compose run --rm terraform to enter terraform environment.
2. Type terraform init to initialize state files.
3. Type terraform apply to see plan, then type yes and confirm with enter to create infrastructure.

Use bellow snipet to get service URL and values used in github integration

terraform output app_url
terraform output wif_provider_id
terraform output wif_service_account_email

To configure authentication of GitHub Actions in GCP two secrets needs to be set in Actions Secrets: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/security-guides/using-secrets-in-github-actions#creating-secrets-for-a-repository

Below secrets are needed:

• WIF_PROVIDER - value of terraform output wif_provider_id from previous section
• WIF_SERVICE_ACCOUNT value of terraform output wif_service_account_email from previous section

Before running app localy you need to Setup Project.

Use command:

docker-compose up app

Application will be available on localhost:8080

Before running app localy you need to Setup Project.

Navigate to app/ directory.

cd app/

npm install

npm run start:dev

It will start application on port 3000.

To run tests use:

npm run test

To execute linting:

npm run lint