I'm sure this video might spark a lot of questions, as I install Node-RED differently to what's explained in Node-RED's documentation. Feel free to ask me questions using the comments section of this video 👍.
You can modify it and set the flows to be saved in a firebase database. Then integrate the runtime in a docker container with gcp sdk, authenticate your service account with export variables and you have a fully scalable stateless gcp integrated cloud application that can run and deploy code without the need of a pipeline that builds new docker images. If you can manage a workaround with having multiple users+authentication for the dashboard..
Hi Navanshu. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Have you seen my video yet on setting up a weather dashboard? I'm going to be publishing more content and real world scenarios, but in short, Node-RED doesn't replace NodeJS. Instead, it's a means to create quick services so you don't have to set up a whole Node project for something compact. Node-RED works as middleware for your applications as and when you need it. Make sense?
really like running nodered from just a folder with this, but is it possible that you upgrade to 2.2 and have the monaco editor or is that not possible?
Ah yes...I've neglected the source code. It's been a crazy year...but the good news is that I've already created the 2.2 equivalent. I'm just testing it at my clients and will upgrade the GitHub repo soonest.
I'm sure this video might spark a lot of questions, as I install Node-RED differently to what's explained in Node-RED's documentation. Feel free to ask me questions using the comments section of this video 👍.
Looking forward to the next video!
Coming soon! 😎
Very exciting 🙌🏻
Thanks Armand 👍
You can modify it and set the flows to be saved in a firebase database. Then integrate the runtime in a docker container with gcp sdk, authenticate your service account with export variables and you have a fully scalable stateless gcp integrated cloud application that can run and deploy code without the need of a pipeline that builds new docker images. If you can manage a workaround with having multiple users+authentication for the dashboard..
Thanks for this detailed insight Rodrigez 🙂
I really most things by hand, don't really know much about node red, would like yo know more how it can be used with an existing application
Hi Navanshu. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Have you seen my video yet on setting up a weather dashboard? I'm going to be publishing more content and real world scenarios, but in short, Node-RED doesn't replace NodeJS. Instead, it's a means to create quick services so you don't have to set up a whole Node project for something compact. Node-RED works as middleware for your applications as and when you need it. Make sense?
really like running nodered from just a folder with this, but is it possible that you upgrade to 2.2 and have the monaco editor or is that not possible?
Ah yes...I've neglected the source code. It's been a crazy year...but the good news is that I've already created the 2.2 equivalent. I'm just testing it at my clients and will upgrade the GitHub repo soonest.