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Added Deploy To Bluemix button to the README #790
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@ryanjbaxter I signed up for Bluemix today to try this out and I'm still waiting on my confirmation email to finish signing up to try this out. |
@codydaig great let me know how it goes |
@ryanjbaxter How long does it normally take to get the confirmation email? |
@codydaig generally not too long, but give it 24 hrs if it does not arrive by tomorrow let me know |
@ryanjbaxter This worked! It just took almost 12 hours to get the email to be able to signup for an account. @lirantal LGTM as long as we're okay with putting a IBM Bluemix button in the README. |
@codydaig great thanks. Not sure why it took so long to complete the registration. Usually it is almost instantaneously. It is so much easier to use the button (as long as the registration happens quickly) than having to do it using the command line. |
@ryanjbaxter I agree. It is a lot easier. I'm not opposed, but being an open project, I'm always afraid of being too opinionated. But if other people in the project are cool with it then I say let's merge it. |
@codydaig sure I generally don't mind. |
@lirantal LGTM :-D |
Added Deploy To Bluemix button to the README
Thanks! -Ryan
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After adding support to deploy MEANJS to Cloud Foundry, this pull request adds support for the "Deploy To Bluemix" button. With a single click this button will deploy a working copy of MEANJS to Bluemix. In addition to the running instance of MEANJS in the cloud, it also creates a copy of the code in a Git repo in Bluemix and sets up a build and deploy pipeline to the repo. This allows the user to deploy changes made to MEANJS to Bluemix just by doing a
git commit
.To see this functionality in action you can checkout the README in my fork. Just click the Deploy To Bluemix button to test it out.