Hands-on Lab Session 9011 Working with Node.js Apps in IBM Bluemix. Pam Geiger, Bluemix Enablement
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1 Hands-on Lab Session 9011 Working with Node.js Apps in IBM Bluemix Pam Geiger, Bluemix Enablement
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3 Lab Exercise Deploying a Node.js app in Bluemix Page 3 of 10 Bluemix allows you to get started working in the cloud using the language and tools you're already familiar with as a web developer. In this lab, you learn how to run, modify, and deploy a simple Node.js app to the cloud. Once you deploy the app to Bluemix, IBM's cloud development platform, anyone on the Internet can access it. This lab is adapted from part of the "Bluemix fundamentals" tutorial series on developerworks. What you'll do in this lab. 1. Download the code 2. Deploy the app to Bluemix 3. Examine the code structure 4. Run the app 5. Modify the code and rerun the app 6. Deploy the changed code to Bluemix Let's get started IBM Bluemix is where enterprise developers build, run, scale, and manage applications. Ready to start creating your own apps on Bluemix? This lab walks you through the steps for hosting a Node.js application. You start with a sample Node.js app, run it on your local system, modify the code, and then deploy the app to Bluemix so that anyone who's online can use it. Here's a quick overview of how you'll work with Bluemix in this lab. You run your own instance of the Node.js HTTP server with the Express web framework (This combination will be referred to as the Express server) running in the cloud. Once the Express server is deployed successfully, it runs continuously and isn't shared by anyone. You also run the app in an instance of the Express server locally. With this setup, you can quickly test and debug your app without connecting to the Internet and uploading code everytime you make a change. After you get your code running on the local server and are satisfied that it's ready for prime time, you use the Cloud Foundry CLI to upload your web app, including the Express server, to the cloud. Your app is then available through Bluemix, accessible over the Internet by anyone with a browser. Knowledge that you need for this tutorial Working knowledge of Node.js development and the npm package/dependency manager General knowledge of client/server system basics and terminology Software used in this lab Bluemix account (register for your free trial account or log in to Bluemix if you already have an account). The following software is already installed on your lab system: A text editor with JavaScript syntax highlighting, such as Sublime Text(available in a free trial version) or an open source editor such as Atom. Node.js or later (Node.js distributions typically install a matching version of npm)
4 Download the code The Cloud Foundry command-line interface (CLI) 1. Log in to the virtual machine as bmxuser and password of passw0rd. Open a terminal Window by selecting Activities > from the panel and select XTerm. For the purpose of the lab exercises, you use the US South Bluemix region. 2. The sample code that you will be using is in a github repository. In a terminal window, enter the following command: git clonehttps://github.com/bluemix-enablement/ic17nodejs.git The code is downloaded to a directory that is called ic17nodejs. 2. Change to that directory and take a look at the contents. cd ic17nodejs ls It consists of the following directories: app.js, the main executable of the app, starts the Express server that handles web requests. websitetitle.js is a simple module that supplies the text for the website's title. package.json describes your Node.js project and specifies all its dependencies. This file is processed by the standard npm dependency manager. views is a directory that contains templates of the pages that constitute the app. Each template file can contain dynamic elements that are rendered on the fly with incoming requests. public is a directory that contains all the static assets of the app, which can include Page 4 of 10
5 CSS, images, and client-side JavaScript code that runs in the browser. test is a directory that contains unit tests for the websitetitle module. 3. Deploy the app to Bluemix This app, like most Node.js web apps, can be deployed immediately to Bluemix with no additional modification or configuration. You'll deploy it now to Bluemix: If you're not already logged in to Bluemix, run these commands from your OS command prompt to log in: cf api cf login Use your Bluemix credentials to login and select the appropriate org and space as required. Upload the app to Bluemix by running the command: cf push your_app_name The name you choose for your application must be unique on Bluemix not used by any other Bluemix user. You'll get an error if the name (called a route) is taken. This command does the following: Uploads the app to Bluemix. 4. Open the app. Runs the IBM SDK for Node.js buildpack in Bluemix. Starts your Express server instance, with your app loaded, in Bluemix. Maps a route to your running app, enabling the app to be accessed over the Internet at the URL app name.mybluemix.net/ Open a browser page to The app is a simple web store called Lauren's Lovely Landscapes. The store currently sells three prints; each print's page displays the associated name, image, and price. Page 5 of 10
6 Click Anarctica to display the information about that print. You just deployed a working web application to the cloud! All you needed was the cf command-line tool and a Bluemix account. Later in this lab, you'll learn more about how the buildpack works together with Bluemix to stage and deploy your app. Now you'll examine and modify the code. Examine the code structure Take a look at the views directory. You see four Jade template files the.jade files that make up the website. cd views ls This diagram shows how the app works: Page 6 of 10
7 Each web request for a page of the Lauren's Lovely Landscapes store is routed by your code to one of the templates. When routing to the template, your code attaches a JavaScript object that contains website title information. The template uses this object to render its title (Lauren's LovelyLandscapes). In app.js, you can see the code that routes requests to a template, together with a variable that contains the title from the websitetitle object: app.get('/', function (req, res) { res.render('home', {title: websitetitle.gettitle()}); }); app.get('/alaska', function (req, res) { res.render('alaska', {title: websitetitle.gettitle()}); }); app.get('/antarctica', function (req, res) { res.render('antarctica', {title: websitetitle.gettitle()}); }); app.get('/australia', function (req, res) { res.render('australia', {title: websitetitle.gettitle()}); }); In this case, each of the four paths /, /antarctica, /alaska, and /australia routes to the corresponding template, along with the attached website title. If you examine one of the templates say, alaska.jade you can see the use of a Jade template variable to render the title: <head> <title> ${title} </title>... When you start the Express server, it listens on a port for incoming requests. The port that is used by Bluemix to connect your app to the Internet can change every time you deploy the app. However, Bluemix provides a PORT environment variable that tells the app which port to listen to. In app.js, you can see the code that fetches the environment variable and listens at the specified port: var appenv = cfenv.getappenv(); app.listen(appenv.port, appenv.bind, function() {...} Run the app locally You're now ready to run the app locally. 1. Return to the root directory of your app (type cd..), and run: npm install This is the standard way to tell npm to look into the package.json file and then download and install all dependencies of this app. npm creates a node_modules directory and places all the downloaded dependencies there. 2. Start the app in the Express server: Page 7 of 10
8 node app.js At the command console, note the port that the Express server is running on ( in this example): 3. Open a browser window to the Express server at 4. Try out this instance of the application and see if you notice any difference from the Bluemix-hosted one. Because you're looking at the same app, produced with the same code, there should be no noticeable differences between the two. Modify the code and rerun the app In this step, you modify the price of a print and see it updated on the locally running website rightaway. 1. In your text editor, open up the antarctica.jade file and look for the price in the source code. For the lab exercises, you can use vi to edit. vi antarctica.jade 2. Change the price from to and save the file. The changed line should look like: Esc+i # this puts you in inset mode in vi <div id="price">99.00</div> Esc+:wq! #to save your changes and exit the file 3. Run the app locally again: node app.js Page 8 of 10
9 4. Open a browser window to the Express server 5. Select the Antarctica print and note the print has changed price. Page 9 of 10 Deploy the changed code to Bluemix 1. To let everyone that shops in your store know about the Antarctica print's new price, deploy the changed app to Bluemix. *Tip: You can also specify how much memory Bluemix should allocate to your app. For example, to set 128 megabytes of memory, use: cf push -m 128M your app name* Earlier you saw how simple it is to deploy a Node.js program to Bluemix. Again, run this command from the root directory of your code: #cf push *your_app_name* 2. After successful deployment, try out the app by pointing any web browser to: [updatedcloud](images/updatedcloud.png) You have just deployed a Node.js in the cloud, made some changes, tested your app locally and redeployed the new version in a matter of minutes. Congratulations! Glossary and status messages Here are some terms and status messages you might encounter as you use Bluemix. Familiarize yourself with the following important terms, which you'll often see in documentation and status messages when you work with Bluemix. Buildpack An executable that takes the code or packaged server that you push, and bundles it up into a droplet. Manifest An optional file, named manifest.yml, that you can add to your project. The manifest file configures various parameters that affect the deployed server including memory size, buildpack to use during deployment, services that are required, the disk space consumed, and so on. For simple Node.js web apps, you don't need a manifest;
10 the system automatically detects and uses the IBM SDK for Node.js buildpack and applies a default configuration. Page 10 of 10
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