- docs/deployment.md: Comprehensive guide for server deployment
- README.md: Updated deployment section with full workflow
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micro build:
- Default: builds Go binaries to ./bin/
- Cross-compile with --os and --arch
- Docker is optional via --docker flag
micro deploy:
- Requires --ssh user@host
- Copies pre-built binaries (if ./bin/ exists)
- Or syncs source and builds on remote
- No Docker dependency
Go binaries are self-contained. No runtime needed.
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Provides a test harness for running micro services in isolation:
h := testing.NewHarness(t)
defer h.Stop()
h.Name("users").Register(new(UsersHandler))
h.Start()
var rsp Response
h.Call("UsersHandler.Create", &req, &rsp)
Features:
- Isolated registry, transport, and broker per harness
- Simple API: Name(), Register(), Start(), Stop()
- Call helpers: Call(), CallContext()
- Assertions: AssertServiceRunning(), AssertCallSucceeds(), AssertCallFails()
- Access to underlying Client(), Server(), Registry()
Note: Due to go-micro's global defaults, each harness tests one service.
For multi-service testing, use integration tests or mocks.
Also fixes README.md example showing conflicting port 8080.
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micro run now starts an HTTP gateway alongside your services:
- Web dashboard at http://localhost:8080
- API proxy at /api/{service}/{method}
- Health checks at /health
- Service listing at /services
The experience is now:
$ micro new helloworld
$ cd helloworld
$ micro run
Open http://localhost:8080 to see and call your services.
New flags:
--address :3000 # Custom gateway port
--no-gateway # Disable gateway (services only)
Updated documentation to make this the central experience.
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