📄️ 01 - Source Control
Users either have the option to fork the official RAD Lab repository or to clone the existing repository and push the code to a repository they manage and control. The problem is that forking a repo results in a public repository, which may violate existing security policies in your organization.
📄️ 02 - Google Cloud
We provide a Terraform script to bootstrap much of RAD Lab UI; however, there are some preliminary steps that a Google Cloud Admin needs to complete manually before that can be run.
📄️ 03 - Infrastructure
The radlab-ui/automation/terraform/infrastructure folder contains the needed Terraform scripts to set up Google Cloud
📄️ 04 - Web Application
The RAD Lab UI application is a Firebase application, which requires a number of manual steps to complete the installation.
📄️ 05 - Publishing Modules
No modules will be available for Users to deploy until an Admin publishes them.
📄️ 06 - Cleanup Environment
The RAD Lab UI project can be deleted by executing the following steps in the radlab-ui/automation/terraform/infrastructure folder.
📄️ 07 - Environment Variables
Environment variables are kept in .env files.