Initial setup

1. Before you start verify that your local docker environment is started and your databases is available
2. In a terminal (git bash on windows) clone the project. “cd” into the project folder and delete the .git folder and do “your own” git init.
3. Chance the POM.xml file section: <remote.server> to the address of tomcat manager on your own droplet
4. Change the POM.xlm file section <db.name> to your own “database name”
5. On githib create 2 new secrets on the repository: REMOTE_USER and REMOTE_PW. The first should have of your of your tomcat user (from tomcat-users.xml file on digital ocean) and the second should have the password of the tomcat user
6. Now you are ready for the next steps

Deploy the project (manually) via Maven

1. The user you have created on your droplet MySQL server, with GRANTS to all databases:
2. On your droplet, either using workbench locally or via the SQL-client on the droplet, create a new database called “your database name”. ssh into your droplet, and navigate into the root of the cloned docker project
3. Check that your docker-compose.yml file has the right mysql credentials under the web section. Find the lines given below for USER, and PW

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