OK.
Time for a real test of our application.
We're gonna make a change.
You are all service.
We're going to commit that to the deaf branch.
We're then going to create a pull request and merge it into M..
When we merge it into master GitHub should automatically build our image and tell our crewmen these
cluster or specifically the off deployment to use that new image as a quick reminder.
We have not set up any networking or anything like that around our cluster just yet.
So we will not be able to access our application inside the browser until we do a little bit more setup.
All we are trying to do right now is make sure that we can make a change to one of our services and
get that change deployed into our cluster.
So let's get to it inside my OTT service.
I'm going to find the index dot ts file.
And on that little console log we had added right there.
I'm going to add in a couple more dots.
So that is the big change that we want to commit.
Still make that change.
I'm going to save the file.
Well, then go back over to my terminal.
I'm going to make sure that I'm on the dev branch.
On the death branch, I'll take a look at all my pending changes.
Going to add that change committed and I'll give it a message of updated startup message.
I'll then push that up to my dead branch.
All right.
Looks good.
Let's now go over to get Hub.
We're going to create a pull request and then merge it into M..
So over on, get up.
I'll go to the Apollo requests tab.
I going to create a new pull request and I want to merge everything from Dev into master.
I'm going to create the play request.
And then we're going to wait just a couple of seconds here for all of our test to be executed.
After a month or two, you should see all of your tests pass.
So this case, there's really just one check being committed.
It's just the test on the off service.
Now, we're going to merge in this Pullo request.
They are going to merge it in.
And now after merchant, we should be able to go over to our actions tab once again.
So at the very top actions.
We're then going to find deploy manifests.
We're not going to see any changes inside of here just yet because we have not made any changes to any
of the files inside the manifest directory.
Early the infra directory, however, we did make a change.
The odd service we should be able to open up, deploy off.
And see our deployment script right there, begin to click on that task, going to take a look at the
build job inside their.
And we should be all to follow through as this goes and builds our image, pushes the image off to Docker
Hub and then eventually deploys it into our cluster.
I'm going to pause video right here and come back the next video and just make sure that the deployment
went as expected.