Information

Codelabs are a great way of walking new starters and employees through team processes and conventions.
The public Codelabs can be used to learn anything from Tensorflow through to using Cloud APIs.

This repo builds the Tools into a container that can be used to build a statically hosted image.

Walking through these steps will allow you build your own container and add your own Codelabs.

How it works

We use the Codelabs to build a base container, passing it into a multistage build that processes markdown files to build a final static hosted web folder in an nginx container.

Fork

You can use github to fork the repo into your own account.

Goto https://github.com/chrisguest75/codelab_example and fork

Clone

git clone https://github.com/chrisguest75/codelab_example

NOTE: If you choose to clone the repo then you need to set a new origin by removing the old one.

git remote remove origin     
git remote add origin git@github.com:<account>/<repo> 
git push

Building

To build the base container used to build the example codelabs. The base container will use the Codelabs repo. It will install some necessary tools (claat) and set a structure to process a set of markdown defined codelabs.

./build_base.sh

To rebuild the codelabs using the base container. It will also run and host on port 8000 for testing.

./build_codelabs.sh

You should see a screen like the following.

Built

You now have the ability to build and host the labs locally.
This will allow you to quickly build and test changes to your labs.