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QUESTION
I am trying to deploy this app. https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-docker . This container is a collection of various images. It uses docker-compose
to create the container. It is my understanding that this cannot be run as an image from a GCP Artifact Repo as a docker Image. This needs a VM perhaps?
My question is if there is a way to deploy this container as an Image in a serverless fashion in GCP or any other cloud platform. Any pointers/help is much appreciated.
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Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 10:13You can either use Cloud Run (the most Serverless way) or on a VM.
On Cloud Run you can deploy a single image as a Service (Cloud Run Terminology), if you have more than one image you can deploy multiple Services and make them talk to each other
Or on VM, that would be as if you are deploying on your personal laptop
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Install taiga-doc
Open index.adoc in a text editor, make a minor modification and then save the file
If Guard is working properly, dist/index.html will be created/updated automatically
If libnotify is configured correctly, a notification will be shown confirming that index.adoc has been found and rendered accordingly
[Web][3] web browser (formerly Epiphany web browser) - has built-in auto-reload functionality
Firefox + [Auto Reload][4] add-on
[Please add other working configurations here]
Open dist/index.html in the browser
As before, save a modification to index.adoc
Once Guard has rendered the new copy of dist/index.html, the browser will auto-reload the page
Position the text editor and web browser windows side-by-side (or on different screens!), save changes and see the result in the browser almost immediately
Changes to any of the .adoc files within the api/ directory or its sub-dirs will render dist/api.html - since many .adoc files are combined to render the single HTML file, there is a slight lag in the live preview as the conversion process completes
Otherwise, there is a 1:1 relationship between the .adoc file and its rendered .html file - changes to these are displayed almost instantaneously
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