# Node.js and skaffold example
## How to get going?
1. Change `image` URLs in `skaffold.yaml` according to your desired image registry and image name
2. Change `ingress` definition in `k8s/dev/application.yml`:
   - Traefik's URL `external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/target:`
   - `- host:`
3. Attempt to run Skaffold:
   - `skaffold dev --namespace <your Kubernetes namespace> [--kube-context <your kubeconfig context, if applicable>]`
4. When working and finished, you can leave the application running:
   - copy `k8s/dev/application.yml` to `k8s/staging/`
   - run `skaffold run` with the same parameters as earlier

## How to use harbor.codemowers.eu
1. Log in in web browser
2. Create a project or use one destined for you
3. Make it public in the `Configuration` tab so that Kubernetes can easily download the image (do not do this for actual production applications)
4. Create a robot account in `Robot Accounts tab` 
   - Name the account in some way, give it some expiring date
   - Keep the modal with login open
   - Run `docker login --username <robot-acc-username> --password <robot-acc-password> harbor.codemowers.eu`.
     **Beware!** Harbor uses `$` character in the username which bash and other shells would interpret as start of an variable. 
     Escape it with `\ `, like so: `docker login --username robot\$eaas+docker --password ...`