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Add New Getting Started on Google Cloud Page #139

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@iganari iganari commented Oct 31, 2019

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I added GCP to the getting started page.

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    • {IP Address:4000}/docs/getting-started/gcp

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Once logged in you need to install node.js and Node-RED

curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo -E bash -
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Does the default Linux install script not work for some reason ?

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Thank you for checking.
Check it myself!

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Hi

I corrected manual install document referring to the official documentation of Node.js --> NodeSource Node.js Binary Distributions

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https://github.com/node-red/node-red.github.io/pull/139/files#diff-4f1b2783aabc91314b49b74b359d7f7aR56-R94

I want to make sure that it is feasible with the documentation.

To get Node-RED to start automatically whenever your instance is restarted, you
can use pm2:

sudo npm install -g pm2
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Can you not use the systemd scripts we already have documented ? - or indeed the Linux install scripts which work on Debian/Ubuntu also ?

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Thank you for checking.
Check it myself!

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I'm Sorry for the late comment and late check.

I wrote a document referring to Azure document

Please tell me the documentation of systemd scripts.

thank you.

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@dceejay

Thank you a lots !
I will check now!

@dceejay dceejay changed the title Add New gettinng Page Add New Getting Started on Google Cloud Page Nov 1, 2019
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Howdy chums ... I wanted to create some docs on using GCP and Node-RED ... I created the following https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_IKViGlgt_lkkypdiIRiVjX85I_LjrrBSYTZMfDGyuA/edit?usp=sharing and was about to submit a pull request and then saw this pull-request. The techniques are quite different ... I wonder if we want to discuss and see if there is value in merging the stories?

Neil

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iganari commented Nov 23, 2019

Hi Neil

thank you for your comment.

I want to fix a problem that I can't install, but I haven't.
and I want to solve the problem with you.

But I can't see your documentation :(

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Howdy @iganari .... email me at [email protected] and we can exchange notes. I can send the doc as a PDF to your return address.

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What is the current status here?
I'm also working on a documentation about GCP.

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Since this pull request is old and not the preferred way, I created a new one:
#183

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dceejay commented Aug 31, 2020

Just to clarify for me.. why is this not the preferred way ? Is this feedback from Google ? Or evolved over time ? or ... ?

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The preferred way may be the wrong word.
The description explains how to create a VM. But now you can directly specify a repo there.

So you can save the step "Setup Node-RED".
You also don't have to "start" Node-Red anymore.

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