A "project" represents the top-level logical entity, while "applications" represent distinct entities that can be deployed individually. For more information, you can see Waypoint's documentation.
This repository represents a 1:1 mapping of a project to a repository. Typically, you'll have one waypoint.hcl file at the top-level of your project, which defines the applications contained within. In this case, we have four applications we can deploy - each one has their own README with more information.
Be sure you've followed the install instructions for the CLI.
Fork this repository, then clone it onto your machine
Option One: Manually edit the waypoint.hcl using the documentation linked above as a guideline.
Option Two: Run pilot new project in the top-level directory, then pilot new app and follow the instructions.
If your Pilot server is running on AWS, you'll need to configure it with GCP credentials, and vice versa. As long as you have gcloud or awscli installed and configured, you can re-run pilot init to set up our necessary metadata directory (if either tool was just installed) and then run pilot configure --<provider> to configure the server with an IAM user and role.
Build, deploy, and release an example! It's as simple as running pilot up <project>/<app>.