Backend monolith for delphis

Note: To get service running locally, kick off enginx using the nginx/.../local.delphishq.com config. Also need to add mapping to /etc/hosts for local.delphishq.com

A few things you'll need to install. Assuming you're on mac:

• Make sure you have homebrew installed. If not run: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"
• Install golang: brew install go
• Install nginx: brew install nginx
• Install local postgres: brew install postgres@11
• Create a local database:

> CREATE DATABASE chatham_local;
> CREATE USER chatham_local;
> CREATE ROLE chatham_app;
> GRANT usage ON SCHEMA public TO chatham_app;
> GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public to chatham_app;
> GRANT chatham_app TO chatham_local;

• Run sql scripts to create tables: psql -U chatham_local -d chatham_local -f _scripts/migrations/000....sql
• Setup internal dependencies: make setup-internal-dep
• Add an entry into your /etc/hosts that looks like 127.0.0.1 local.delphishq.com. This is required for cookie management (cookies don't like localhost).
• Get the twitter credentials and put them in your environment:
  • export DELPHIS_TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY=xxxxx
  • export DELPHIS_TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET=xxxxx
• Create an hmac secret (can be anything) and put it in your environment
  • export DELPHIS_AUTH_HMAC_SECRET=xxxxx
• Start nginx locally using the config: make local-nginx
• Start the go server: go run server.go

Okay at this point you should have the local server up and running. It has no data so let's do that:

• Login by going to http://local.delphishq.com:8000/twitter/login. This will actually log you in via twitter.
• Now, create a new discussion by going to http://local.delphishq.com:8000/graphiql and enter the following code:

mutation createDiscussion{
  createDiscussion(anonymityType:WEAK){
    id
  }
}

• Verify the discussionw as created by listing all discussions:

query listDiscussions{
  listDiscussions{
    id
    moderator{
      userProfile{
        twitterURL{
          url
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

This should show your name as the moderator.

• Now, start the client by navigating to cd ./delphis-demo and run yarn start. This should start the local app and allow you to navigate to http://local.delphishq.com:8000/.

And you're done!

Retrieve credentials, build image, tag image, and push image.

aws ecr get-login-password --region us-west-2 | docker login --username AWS --password-stdin 033236388136.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/delphisbe
docker build -t delphisbe .
docker tag delphisbe:latest 033236388136.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/delphisbe:latest
docker push 033236388136.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/delphisbe:latest

I had to do the following:

• Create the database cluster within the console in order to not store the password (left a note in the aurora.tf file in terraform.)
• Create an instance (created via terraform)
• Create a bastion box ssh through (alternatively could add my IP to the VPC)
• The bastion box needs to be added to the RDS security group.
• Once on the db instance:

> CREATE USER chatham_staging WITH PASSWORD <REDACTED>;
> CREATE ROLE chatham_app;
> GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public to chatham_app;
> GRANT chatham_app TO chatham_staging;

Setup the jumpbox:

Host delphis-bastion-db
     HostName ec2-34-208-84-118.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
     IdentityFile /Users/ned/.ssh/delphis-keypair.pem
     LocalForward 3333 chatham-staging-aurora-pgsql.cluster-cgw5uhmof8wi.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com:5432
     User ec2-user

and kick it off. Then use localhost:3333 for the database.

• The VPC is different between the main VPC and the ECS fargate tasks. I have peered these manually and added a routing to their subnets. This should be done within terraform.