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README.md
Orion
Orion is (currently) a view count service for Atlas. Its purpose is to count and provide number of view counts for every video in the content directory. At the moment it follows the most simplistic approach - it doesn't do any kind of verification so anyone can add a view count to a video.
Starting a dev server
yarn install
yarn run dev
Deployment
Orion requires a MongoDB instance to work properly. The following env variables are used to point Orion to the correct instance:
ORION_MONGO_HOSTNAMEORION_MONGO_PORTORION_MONGO_DATABASE
Docker
For ease of deployment the app was dockerized. There's also the docker-compose.yml which will be the easiest to deploy as it contains the Orion and MongoDB and also sets all the required parameters.
First you will need to build the orion image:
docker build --tag orion .
Then you can run the docker-compose with Orion and MongoDB:
docker-compose up