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Hey @JocaBosta. This action focuses on deployment activity rather than build. That said, it is possible to build and deploy in one shot. The documentation says the build_command input specifies the command to run after the install_command for the build; the default is npm run build-storybook. We suggest reviewing that input in particular, as it may just be that you need to specialize your build command. Alternatively, the path input may need to be overwritten. Of course, if you still run into a specific issue, let us know about it on Discord - discord.gg/tw2kTV3vtQ

Hey Alex! These are great questions. We have a home page for R2WC that might help. www.bitovi.com/open-source/react-to-web-component I will flag this question for our react-to-web-component team and follow up shortly. You can also join our Discord - discord.gg/3Ed9C7wszj - that way, you can share your code, and we'll be able to better assist.

Alright, one of our great frontend devs gave me a quick answer. It's a good idea to convert things to Web Components, but it's not ideal to use React for new Web Components when you don’t have existing React code. React is the least Web Components-friendly framework, and R2WC exists to entice React developers to get into Web Components by bridging the chasm that React has created between WC and its own silo. If you like using JSX to define your views, give Stencil a look. Angular is also a possibility and has lots of enthusiasts here. Lit and Svelte are also work a look. And if you have more questions, connect with us on Discord!

Hey! Thanks for your question. To clarify, are you asking if you can use an existing EC2 instance? Also, feel free to join us on Discord and ask your question there. It's sometimes helpful if you want to share code snippets, etc. discord.gg/e89835ZmZP

Hey @diegoalcade8530, You could use any of the defaults connections methods present here. (docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-instance-connect-methods.html) If you don't have but want or need the ssh keys, you create a secret in AWS Secret Manager by setting up the option create_keypair_sm_entry to true. (github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-docker-to-aws-ec2#ec2-inputs)

We're so glad you found this video! That's awesome that you're diving into Angular. Good luck and if you have questions on the video or want to be part of a cool developer community, join us on Discord! discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey there, great question. As with most secrets in AWS, once created and viewed, you cannot recover them. You can follow this same procedure to create a new one instead. If you have any other questions, join us on Discord - discord.gg/MeFeRs99 - we're happy to help!

Hey there! We are currently doing a deploy using the default VPC. So as long as the default VPC have that configuration, it will work. If that's not the case, feel free to open an issue in our repo, or contact us through our Discord channel - discord.gg/MeFeRs99. We have a plan to add the ability to create a new VPC or use an existing one in our roadmap. So stay tuned!

@joccafi thank you for pointing this out to us. An updated video may be in order. Feel free to join our Discord and we can help you out if you have other questions. 😃 discord.gg/8kvYRdy8

Hey @MrDanBailo! Great question and I saw you found our Discord. Thanks for popping in and asking your question there. I know Leo is working on getting you a good answer. 😊

Hey @Canneverdoit these are great questions. I'd love for you to jump in our Discord server and I can have the creator of react-to-webcomponent answer these directly. The join link is here - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey there! We'd love to help. Can you give us a little more insight into what you're trying to understand? If it's easier, join our Discord so you can send over screenshots, etc. discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Karen! We're so glad you found it useful!

Hey Nikolas! Thanks for the recommendation - our devs liked this idea a lot! We don't have a Twitch stream scheduled with three.js as of right now, but we're keeping this one in mind as we think about our next projects. And we'll be sure to post our Twitch schedule on our Discord, so feel free to join us there - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Sóstenes! We saw you also posted this in our Discord community. Thank you 😊 One of our DevOps engineers will be connecting with you shortly. In the meantime, you may find this short video helpful: ua-cam.com/video/6cYH2clPUCg/v-deo.html

@@Bitovi thank you so much !!

Hey Ankush! Great question. There is a specific section in the README (github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-docker-to-aws-ec2#environment-variables) for this specific question. We allow multiple sources, all available in your app folder inside your EC2 instance as an .env file. Of course, if you have trouble finding it or just want to connect, join us on Discord: discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Samiullah! Great question, the repo for the first two weeks can be found here: github.com/claviuss/clavius-adventures and other assets (like the UI design components) will be added as the devs continue to work. I see you already found us on Discord! Let us know if you have other questions!

@Bitovi yeah I found the discord channel later at the end of video, hence I commented here first. Usually these information are in the description so we can follow along. But all good now thanks for replying 🙂

@santy_dev Yes, this github action supports the free tier AWS. However be aware that you, as the implementer, will need to ensure the resources that are used are free tier. For example, the EC2 instance size should be t2.small to ensure free tier resources are used.

If you have more questions, feel free to reach out to us on Discord - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

i think it's t2.micro not small *cmiiw @@Bitovi

Akilah! We love this reaction - good catch! We're happy you watched and enjoyed this stream. Feel free to join us on Discord to stay up-to-date on our latest Twitch events. discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Arul! Great question. Check out our blog posts about react-to-webcomponent here: Vite: www.bitovi.com/blog/react-everywhere-with-vite-and-react-to-webcomponent CRA: www.bitovi.com/blog/how-to-create-a-web-component-with-create-react-app If you have more questions, always feel free to reach out to us on Discord - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Huzail, Thanks for your suggestion! Our action can’t use an existing EC2 at this time. That said, this is a fantastic feature request for a future enhancement! If you haven’t already created an issue ticket for the enhancement, we will be sure to post it up in the next 24 hours. And stay connected with us by joining our Discord server, we can keep you updated there. discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

@@Bitovi hello, where do i create a issue ticket? thanks

@@huzailhassan4021 You can find the repo on GitHub here: github.com/bitovi/github-actions-deploy-docker-to-ec2/issues

@@Bitovi is posible to work with existing EC2 now?

@@BorysPratsiuk thanks for checking in! It is not possible at this time. However, we do have it on our roadmap.

Hi there! Thanks for your comment. To deploy a microservice into a microservice mesh, a “deployment” would need to be created per microservice. Mutilple microservice deployments can share a single Github Workflow, or alternatively you could create a Github Workflow per microservice. We’ve created a handy guide on how you can create workflows for your containerized application (www.bitovi.com/blog/deploy-any-docker-project-to-aws-with-github-actions). Hope this helps! And join us in our Discord community - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hi there, Thanks for your comment! Unfortunately, our action doesn’t currently support Cloudformation. But we have another solution for you! Our action will create an EC2 instance and manage the stack for you using Terraform. Everything doable in Cloudformation is achievable in Terraform (and more). We created a blog to help use the action (www.bitovi.com/blog/deploy-any-docker-project-to-aws-with-github-actions). Of course, if you have any other questions we are around in our community Discord (discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4). We hope this helps!

Hey based! Great question. To run a custom Dockerfile in a composite action, you can use the “using: ‘docker’” property of the runs section. runs: using: ‘docker’ image: ‘Dockerfile’ Here is an example: github.com/bitovi/github-actions-deploy-eks-helm/blob/main/action.yaml#L89-L91 If you have any further questions, feel free to hit us up on Discord: discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

We also have DevOps Office hours every Wednesday at 12pm CT. Pop in anytime, here’s the link: meet.google.com/sbw-nchp-qsw?authuser=1&hs=122

@@Bitovi Thank you so much for this information. I was able to do it by looking a multiple examples from GitHub, including the one you've provided. I'm wondering why it's not in the documentation though :)

@@based3765 The documentation should be right here: docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/creating-a-docker-container-action#creating-an-action-metadata-file :)

Hey Derber! We're glad you liked the content. If you ever have questions or want to chat about projects you're working on - join us on Discord. discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Thanks for watching! We'd love to hear about the dev projects you're working on. Come hang out with us on Discord - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Glad it helped!

Hey Derber! This was such a good question that our DevOps team created another video just to answer it - ua-cam.com/video/C4H81Sk8GEk/v-deo.html Let us know how it goes and thanks for inspiring a new video!

And if you have additional questions, we're always around to answer questions directly in our Discord - discord.gg/J7ejFsZnJ4

Hey Pedro! So sorry you had a tough go of it with TypeScript. Full Typescript support is in the works, but for now you still need PropTypes with Typescript as the R2WC library is using the PropTypes definition to map web component attributes to React props. If you add this file into the mix - github.com/rjspencer/r2wc-checklist/blob/main/src/index.tsx - you should be set. We should have included the TypeScript index file into the description earlier, thanks for pointing that out! Let us know if this works. If you have any more trouble, feel free to ask any questions in our Slack channel - bitovi-community.slack.com/archives/CFD3N8N6T

Heck yes, we're glad this was helpful. Building out a modal window is a perfect use case for web components.