Bluemix Live Sync: Speed Up Maintenance and Delivery for Node.js

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There are many ways to become a part of the Node.js ecosystem, but not all of them allow developers to jump in equally easily. A tool reducing the infrastructure development process to minutes would definitely make the process smoother. The presentation describes how IBM Bluemix Live Sync can help engineers working with Node.js to accelerate the setup of an IT infrastructure and a development environment.

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Eugene Melnikov
Senior Developer
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Bluemix Live Sync
Speed Up Maintenance and Delivery for Node.js
eugeny.m@altoros.com

@altoros@melnikaite
Eugene Melnikov
10+ years experience in IT
20+ successful projects
Ruby and Node.js
CF and Bluemix expert
4 loT projects under my belt
Let’s start

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Environment specific bugs
Development Production

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What is happening?
Database
Dependencies
Cache
Not deployed

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What is happening?
Database
Dependencies
Cache
Not deployed
Magic

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy ENV variables

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy LogsENV variables

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy LogsENV variables Foreign code

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy Logs Foreign codeENV variables
Production
database

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How to reproduce?
Redeploy Logs
SSH
ENV variables Foreign code
Production
database

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Requirements
Production environment
Same dependencies
Same buildpack
Same ENV variables
No stubs
No localhost
Good debugger

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What do we have in Bluemix?
Eclipse Orion Web IDE
Restart without deployment
Chrome debugger
Web shell and logs

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Editor features
hotkeys
drag and drop to upload files
split mode to work with multiple files
good integration with git
eslint directives

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Editor special files

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Launch configuration step 1
override manifest.yml
you can’t edit launch files manually
add them to git and cf ignore files

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Launch configuration step 2

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Launch configuration step 3
spawn child process
default buildpack
128M+ additional memory

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Deploy
devconsole
shell
inspector
proxy
noproxy
hc
trace

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How to enable utils?
cf set-env myApp BLUEMIX_APP_MGMT_ENABLE devconsole+shell+inspector
Manifest.yml
env:
BLUEMIX_APP_MGMT_ENABLE: devconsole+shell+inspector

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Sign In to Debug tools

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Generate One Time Passcode

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Inspector Clients
node-inspect
Chrome DevTools 55+
VS Code 1.10+
JetBrains WebStorm 2017.1+
chrome-remote-interface

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What about other languages?
Create SSH tunnel
Use your favorite tool for remote debugging

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Conclusion
Fast deploy
Fast debugging
Production like is
Easy to start
No more magic
Fast reaction
Advantages Disadvantages
Only Web IDE
Buildpack limitation

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