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All my friends that's pretty much it.

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We've set up everything we need to set up for Kuber Nettie's at least in our development local environment.

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We're now going to start thinking about how we can take this application and apply it off to a production

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environment instead such as AWOS or Google Cloud.

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Now before I show you a diagram that's going to walk the series of steps that are going to use to deploy

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this.

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Just one quick last thing.

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Again if you're seen that not secure message up you're totally fine in a development environment where

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you're going to eventually fix this in the production environment.

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But again in development no issue whatsoever.

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OK.

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So let's walk through our deployment steps.

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So the first thing we're going to do is create a good hub repository.

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We're going to create a good hover repo wall so create a get repo locally on our local machine and then

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push all of our code up to get up.

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After that we're going to set up a Travis see-I project to tie in with our Get help retail as well.

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So we're going to use a very similar Travis see-I focused deployment method as we did previously on

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both of our elastic beanstalk projects.

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Travis see-I is going to be in charge of building our images and pushing them off to Dakar hub.

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And then after that we're going to use Travis see-I to also deploy our application to a covered he's

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cluster.

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You can use other see-I environments if you choose to in general maybe not in this course I recommend

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you do use Travis along with me but in general you can use other deployment or other see-I environments

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such as Circle s.i if you choose to.

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They were just as well.

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Travis just in this course I chose to use Travis because in general it's a very reliable service which

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makes it quite appropriate for a course.

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After that we're going to set up a Google Cloud Project.

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So again we're not going to deploy this Cooper and his application to us.

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We're going to be using Google Cloud instead.

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And I've got a whole slide can show you in this video and like one or two minutes that's going to outline

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the reasons that we're swapping from each of us over to Google Cloud.

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Again trust me.

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Very good reasons that we're going to use Google Cloud here as opposed to AWOS.

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Now suddenly it's very important.

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And this is really the main point of this entire lecture is that in order to deploy this application

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off to Google Cloud you will need to enable billing on a Google Cloud account.

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And that means that you need a credit card or some type of payment card that is accepted by Google Cloud.

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Now if you are in some country that does not have access to Google Cloud unfortunately you're probably

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not going to to walk through these deployment steps.

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But that is just kind of the reality of the situation.

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Now the billing aspect here is rather important to mention this time around because unlike the elastic

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beanstalk stuff where we paid $0 if you're in the free tier or you paid very little if you were outside

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the frontier.

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Unfortunately this Cooper NE's project is going to incur just a little bit of billing and it probably

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is going to be for the most part unavoidable.

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Now I want to very quickly show you a calculator that you can use to get an idea of how much you're

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going to be paying for this Coover Nettie's project that we're going to set up just so you know I put

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like all the Traviss setup stuff up here even though it kind of makes sense to create the Google project

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first of all the Traviss stuff earlier appear to just to minimize the amount of time that we have to

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have this Cabernets cluster up and running and causing you to have to pay money.

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So I you know I'm very much conscious of the fact that you probably don't want me paying a lot of money

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to learn all this stuff.

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Now if you want to get a good idea on how much you're going to be paying you can do a google search

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for Google.

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Cloud cost calculator like so you'll find the first result here which is products slash calculator and

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then on this page we can very quickly get an idea of exactly how much money you might be paying over

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a short period of time.

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You might be running this application.

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So on this page I'm going to zoom in a little bit here just make sure it's very legible.

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You can select Kuber Nettie's engine at the top and then under Kooper Nettie's engine we're going to

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be running three separate notes.

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We're going to be using the standard instance type so you can leave that as the same.

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So I going to scroll down.

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Leave everything else the same and I'm going to click add to estimate.

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I will then find the persistent disk section on here.

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We're going to have one persistent disk that's going to have like two gigabytes of space to like so

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you can add in a to and then click add to estimate and then you can also find load balancing right here.

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We're going to have one forwarding rule and we're going to at best be transferring about one gigabyte

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like absolute no way we're going to actually be doing one gigabyte here.

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I guess you could go down to megabyte if you want to.

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And we could probably say like something like 100 megabytes is probably much more realistic.

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I mean you can add that as an estimate as well.

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So if you look at the total price for all this thing it comes out to around forty two dollars per month.

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Now if you're running this for only one day because the billing here is like on a per minute basis or

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something like that.

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So if you go through all the cooper NE's videos in this course in like one day then you're going to

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be paying about $42 divided by 30.

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So that's something like I don't know a dollar forty or something like that total.

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So $1 40 cents if you get everything in here in 24 hours if you get to it faster and shut everything

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down you'll be paying even less.

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So in general probably not going to be paying anywhere near $42 as long as you complete all this content

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in a reasonable amount of time.

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I just want you to be aware that you know you are going to be paying at least some tiny amount of money

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here and you do really need to make sure that you absolutely clean up all these instances after you

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get through this content especially if you like quit halfway through.

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You need to be making sure that you close everything down.

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And of course at the end of the cooper Netti section I'll give you a very detailed video on how you

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clean all this stuff up as well.

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So that's my spiel on pricing.

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Now we're a little bit long here.

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Let's take a quick pause and we will come back in the next section.

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We're going to talk a little bit about why we're making use of Google cloud over us.

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So quick pause and we'll cover that in the next section.