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How to set up a Template

Cuemby Platform lets you create a Template. A Template in Cuemby Platform is a template that contains the code repo and specifications and can be replicated in multiple environments and as Runtimes. For more information, please check out Documentation.

To create a Template in the platform, go to the upper left menu, select “Application” and click on the tab “Templates.”

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Click on “Create.”

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Name the Template you are going to create.

You can use lowercase, numbers and dashes (start with an alphanumeric and end with an alphanumeric) but uppercase, spaces and special symbols are not allowed.

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Select the Git integration and Repository.

The Integration is a name of the connection you established previously with the Git repository provider.

Remember, you can only select from the integration you created under the particular organization or personal account.

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Choose the traffic type of the Application.

If your Application is open to the public and interacts with traffic that is outside your Project, please select External. If your Application is to service other Applications in the same project internally, you can select internal.

It is important to note that when you create a Runtime, the platform automatically generates a CloudFlare Origin Certificate Authority (Origin CA).

By selecting the option “External,” Cuemby Platform provides more robust security to your infrastructure. Ingress certificates are automatically renewed, eliminating the need for manual updates and the worry of missing expiration.

By selecting the option “Internal,” Cuemby Cloud Platform generates an endpoint to consume at the cluster level, which is identified through a DNS.

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Write the dockerfile path to build the image.

Next, you need to select whether your application is containerized and needs the platform to do the work. If it is containerized, select “No” from the dropdown. If your application is not containerized, select, “Yes” from the dropdown and a field, “Image” will appear. Applications that are not containerized need to be in the languages that are supported by Buildpacks. Currently, we support Golang, Java, JavaScript and Python.

Select the language that is used for your Application.

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Click on “Next"

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Add variables for your Application

If you have sensitive information such as TOKEN, you are able to encrypt the information by clicking on the Encrypt lock icon.

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Click on “Next"

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Instance type will be defined by default as Extra small – CPU 100m, RAM 128 Mi

You need to complete the Number of Replicas (Replicas you want to run when your Application needs to scale) and PORT (the Application is going yo be exposed).

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Click on “Create”.

Great! Now you have successfully created a new Template!

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