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	* '''Click on the ''Add new token'' button'''		* '''Click on the ''Add new token'' button'''
	* '''Fill in ''Token name''''' with a unique name for your access token. '''Take note of the name''' that you give this token, as it will be used as the username in kubernetes. Example: <code>test-chatbot</code>		* '''Fill in ''Token name''''' with a unique name for your access token. '''Take note of the name''' that you give this token, as it will be used as the username in kubernetes. Example: <code>test-chatbot</code>
	* The ''Expiration date'' is optional.
	* '''Check the box for ''read_registry'''''		* '''Check the box for ''read_registry'''''
	* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''		* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''
	* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.		* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.
	* Refer to [[HowTo:CS_Launch#Create_a_Custom_Web_Application]] on how to import this token into kubernetes for hosting your docker images.		* Refer to [[HowTo:CS_Launch#Create_a_Custom_Web_Application]] on how to import this token into kubernetes for hosting your docker images.

Carnold at 21:02, 6 November 2023

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	RUN cd /var/www/html && \		RUN cd /var/www/html && \
	git clone https://github.com/AaravRajSIngh/Chatbot.git . && \		git clone https://github.com/AaravRajSIngh/Chatbot.git . && \
	chmod 600 .git		chmod 600 .git && \
			cp -f homepage.php index.php
	</pre>		</pre>
	* Build the docker image and give it a tag for easy identification.		* Build the docker image and give it a tag for easy identification.

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	* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''		* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''
	* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.		* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.
	* Refer to [[HowTo:~~CS Launch~~]] on how to import this token into kubernetes for hosting your docker images.		* Refer to [[HowTo:CS_Launch#Create_a_Custom_Web_Application]] on how to import this token into kubernetes for hosting your docker images.

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	* '''Select ''Settings -> Access Tokens''''' from the menu on the left.		* '''Select ''Settings -> Access Tokens''''' from the menu on the left.
	* '''Click on the ''Add new token'' button'''		* '''Click on the ''Add new token'' button'''
	* '''Fill in ''Token name''''' with a unique name for your access token. '''Take note of the name''' that you give this token, as it will be used as the username in kubernetes.		* '''Fill in ''Token name''''' with a unique name for your access token. '''Take note of the name''' that you give this token, as it will be used as the username in kubernetes. Example: <code>test-chatbot</code>
	* The ''Expiration date'' is optional.		* The ''Expiration date'' is optional.
	* '''Check the box for ''read_registry'''''		* '''Check the box for ''read_registry'''''

Carnold at 19:16, 6 November 2023

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	* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''		* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''
	* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.		* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.
			* Refer to [[HowTo:CS Launch]] on how to import this token into kubernetes for hosting your docker images.

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	== Use a Token to Access Registry ==		== Use a Token to Access Registry ==
	If your git repository that hosts your Docker Registry is set to ''Internal'' or ''Private'' visibility, then you will need to create and use a deployment token to access the ~~images~~		If your git repository that hosts your Docker Registry is set to ''Internal'' or ''Private'' visibility, then you will need to create and use a deployment token to download the images.
			* '''Navigate to your git repository website''' such as https://git.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot
			* '''Select ''Settings -> Access Tokens''''' from the menu on the left.
			* '''Click on the ''Add new token'' button'''
			* '''Fill in ''Token name''''' with a unique name for your access token. '''Take note of the name''' that you give this token, as it will be used as the username in kubernetes.
			* The ''Expiration date'' is optional.
			* '''Check the box for ''read_registry'''''
			* '''Click on the ''Create project access token'' button'''
			* It will display the contents of your access token, '''make a copy of the content''' as you will need to paste it into a secret resource in the kubernetes cluster.

Carnold at 19:05, 6 November 2023

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	* '''Push the image''' to your ''Docker Registry URL''		* '''Push the image''' to your ''Docker Registry URL''
	** Example: <code>docker push container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>		** Example: <code>docker push container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>
			** You can use ''tags'' to store multiple versions of your docker image by adding a <code>:<tag></code> to the end of your Docker Registry URL. Example: <code>container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot:latest</code>
			* If successful, your docker image should be uploaded and ready to deploy.

			== Use a Token to Access Registry ==
			If your git repository that hosts your Docker Registry is set to ''Internal'' or ''Private'' visibility, then you will need to create and use a deployment token to access the images

Carnold at 19:00, 6 November 2023

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	* '''Log into your docker registry using the docker command''' You need to give the docker command the hostname of the registry. If you are using https://git.cs.vt.edu then the hostname is <code>container.cs.vt.edu</code> If you are using https://version.cs.vt.edu then the hostname is <code>docker.cs.vt.edu</code>		* '''Log into your docker registry using the docker command''' You need to give the docker command the hostname of the registry. If you are using https://git.cs.vt.edu then the hostname is <code>container.cs.vt.edu</code> If you are using https://version.cs.vt.edu then the hostname is <code>docker.cs.vt.edu</code>
	** Example: <code>docker login container.cs.vt.edu</code>		** Example: <code>docker login container.cs.vt.edu</code>
			* '''Tag your docker image''' with your ''Docker Registry URL'' from earlier.
			** Example: <code>docker tag test-chatbot container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>
			* '''Push the image''' to your ''Docker Registry URL''
			** Example: <code>docker push container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>

Carnold at 18:57, 6 November 2023

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	* '''Check your docker registry''':		* '''Check your docker registry''':
	** '''Select ''Deploy->Container Registry'' from the menu on the left		** '''Select ''Deploy->Container Registry'' from the menu on the left
	** '''Take note''' of the example docker commands it gives, this contains your Docker registry URL. Example: <code>container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>		** '''Take note''' of the example docker commands it gives, this contains your '''Docker registry URL'''. Example: <code>container.cs.vt.edu/carnold/chatbot</code>
	* Adding files to this git repository is optional, however you might find it a useful place to store versioned copies of your Docker image creation files.		* Adding files to this git repository is optional, however you might find it a useful place to store versioned copies of your Docker image creation files.