Deploy IRIS Application to Azure Using CircleCI

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kubernetes-deploy

We install the IRIS application using a Helm chart similar to that described in Automating GKE creation on CircleCI builds. For simplicity, we use deployment. That means data doesn’t persist during the pod’s restart. For persistence, you should use Statefulset or, better, Kubernetes IRIS Operator (IKO). You can find an example of IKO deployment in the iris-k8s-monitoring repository.

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GoDaddy

Set this IP in your domain registrar (GoDaddy, Route53, GoogleDomains, and so on) like this:.

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Google Domains

Set this IP in your domain registrar (GoDaddy, Route53, GoogleDomains, and so on) like this:.

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