janpeterd / devops_security_task_blog

This blog is made as a task for my course DevOps & Security.

Technology Blog made with Contentful CMS

This is a task for school. It is a (example) blog which fetches data from Contentful CMS and it as a CI/CD pipeline with Github Actions.

Running my container

I automatically build a container from the newest version. To run the website:

1. Download and run container

   docker run . -e "Contentfuloptions__DeliveryApiKey=<your token>"  -e "Contentfuloptions__ManagementApiKey=<optional cma_access_token>" -e "Contentfuloptions__PreviewApiKey=<your key>" -e "Contentfuloptions__SpaceId=<your space ID>" -e "Contentfuloptions__UsePreviewApi=false" -e "Contentfuloptions__MaxNumberOfRateLimitRetries=0" -p 8080:80 janpeterd/aspnet-techblog

2. access it at http://localhost:8080

Building own docker container

1. clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/janpeterd/devops_security_task_blog.git
2. cd into repo
3. docker build . -t techblog
4. docker run . -e "Contentfuloptions__DeliveryApiKey=<your token>" -e "Contentfuloptions__ManagementApiKey=<optional cma_access_token>" -e "Contentfuloptions__PreviewApiKey=<your key>" -e "Contentfuloptions__SpaceId=<your space ID>" -e "Contentfuloptions__UsePreviewApi=false" -e "Contentfuloptions__MaxNumberOfRateLimitRetries=0" -p 8080:80 techblog
5. access it at http://localhost:8080

You need to set all of the env-variables to the keys of your contentful instance.

Developing/ running local

1. For development/ running the application locally you can put the ENV-values in the .env file at project root
2. dotnet build .
3. dotnet run

# This are the env-values place them in a .env file at project root
Contentfuloptions__DeliveryApiKey="<your token>"
Contentfuloptions__ManagementApiKey="<optional cma_access_token>"
Contentfuloptions__PreviewApiKey="<your key>"
Contentfuloptions__SpaceId="<your space ID>"
Contentfuloptions__UsePreviewApi=false
Contentfuloptions__MaxNumberOfRateLimitRetries=0