Join Troy Miles for an in-depth discussion in this video Running WebSocket on Heroku, part of Web Servers and APIs using C++.
- [Instructor] Let's deploy our web server to Heroku again…so we can check everything out in the cloud.…So first thing I'm gonna do is go ahead and do a Control-C…to stop the server running on my own docker container.…I am going to do a clear screen.…And I'm gonna go ahead and build it one more time…even though I just did so.…Again, just cause I like to be sure.…With the app built, let's go ahead and do a heroku login.…
And I'm gonna go ahead and just clear this screen…and do heroku login…and it's gonna ask for my password…and my two-factor authentication code.…Now, next I do a heroku container:login…and normally this does not prompt me for anything…if I'm already logged in.…Alright, so my login succeeded…and I noticed that there is a Heroku update…but I'm gonna skip that for now.…
And next, I'm gonna do a…heroku container:push web -a…For this command and for the next two after it,…remember to replace the name of my app,…which is infinite-falls-24876,…with the name of your app.…So I do a…- a infinite-falls-24876.…
Author
Troy Miles
Released
8/23/2018- Working with Crow, the C++ micro web framework
- Deploying containers to Heroku
- Building websites and webpages
- Accessing data from a database
- Accessing data via RESTful APIs
- Creating API endpoints
- Running WebSockets on Heroku
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Installing Our Tools
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Installing Docker1m 29s
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Installing Atom35s
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Creating a Dockerfile5m 16s
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Running a Dockerfile1m 50s
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Adding a volume2m 33s
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Building Crow9m 33s
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Serving the example3m 7s
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2. Deploying to Heroku
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Installing the Heroku CLI1m 17s
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3. Building Websites
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Creating HTML pages3m 12s
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Serving HTML pages4m 21s
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Serving static content11m 4s
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4. Data Access
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Creating an mLab account1m 40s
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Uploading JSON data4m 39s
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Querying Mongo data15m 24s
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Adding dynamic data to a page13m 35s
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5. RESTful APIs
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Creating an endpoint6m 8s
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Parsing the path14m 50s
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Reading the query string4m 51s
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Converting to JSON data3m 1s
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Solution: Create an endpoint3m 50s
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6. WebSockets and Crow
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Creating the C++ server code8m 37s
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Running WebSocket on Heroku4m 15s
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Conclusion
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Next steps18s
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