How to deploy on netlify?

Question

How to deploy on netlify?

broskees opened this issue 3 years ago · comments

Can I deploy the docker container and the node server for gatsby on netlify?

Mike Polinowski · Answer 1 · Tue Jan 12 2021 14:48:53 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

I have not yet worked with Netlify. But as I understand it, it just offers an API that you can use to upload static content (so gatsby builds)?

https://www.netlify.com/with/gatsby/

To work with this container directly, you will need to ssh into a server and set up Docker there, push your image into a Docker Registry (e.g. Docker Hub) and then pull it from your server (that is what I am using).

But what you might be rather looking for, is a host that runs Kubernetes - Amazon, Google Cloud, Azure.. etc. Push your image into a Docker Registry and pull it into your Kubernetes Cluster and it will just work.

Joseph Roberts · Answer 2 · Thu Jan 14 2021 03:42:26 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

What I ended up doing was replacing elasticsearch with a simpler search system and then deploying to netlify using the process you outlined above. I had never worked with elasticsearch so it was confusing me. I'm sure I could have gotten it to work on netlify but I didn't want to invest the time at this point. Thank you!

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Mike Polinowski · Answer 3 · Thu Jan 14 2021 13:43:09 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Elasticsearch or the Docker workflow only works if you have Kubernetes or your own server with root ssh login. But if you want to give Elasticsearch a try without having to set it up - check out Algolia. Basically Elasticsearch-as-a-Service.

Their free-tier was just a bit too limiting for my project ~ it might work for yours.