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[Deploy] Configuration Heroku #2

Closed dboissier closed 10 years ago

dboissier commented 10 years ago

Créer une conf Heroku pour un deploy auto avec git push heroku

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

You will have to create an heroku account and authorize email address from chosen developer(s) who would access production environment.

That's would be a good first thing do with the person meeting with you for formation.

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

That's would be a good first thing do with the person meeting with you for formation.

Btw, you should probably entitle this person as lead developer or something, so that he may take final decisions when discussions between developers begin to last. I don't know if you intend to have a lot of change or only a few tweaks, but this is still a promise of efficiency, whatever project size is.

dboissier commented 10 years ago

Hi,

I agree with you on meeting first people who would be glad to help us on that.

I already deployed a python web app on heroku, but no any rails app.

If we apply the "Agile" principles, We should focus first on how to make it run quickly. This requires to use PostgreSQL (with active records and some configuration file, it should be easy to do) and prepare propile for a deployment on heroku plateform.

Regards,

David

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

Oh, sorry, I didn't realized at first you were a developer.

Well, you probably don't need help to set up heroku accounts, though :) I'll have a look tonight at the postgres issue (though it's mostly about using it on dev env, since heroku overwrite database configuration anw).

thenrio commented 10 years ago

looks like ruby should be ~ 2.0 on heroku now...

would bump .ruby-version to 2.0.0 and ditch .rvmrc wdyt?

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

I don't use rvm and use system ruby-2.0, I can confirm all tests are green using it.

yaf commented 10 years ago

For perf it's a good idea to update to ruby 2

dboissier commented 10 years ago

Hi,

I let the Ruby developers to take the decision on ruby migration.

Regards,

David

yaf commented 10 years ago

stay in 1.9.3 is like keep a tech debt. I vote :+1: to update to ruby 2

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

What is the current ruby version on latest heroku stack ? This is the one we should use.

oelmekki commented 10 years ago

Seems to be ruby-2.0. So yes, let use it to avoid implementation differences.

dboissier commented 10 years ago

Hi,

propile is up: http://call4paper-agileconf.herokuapp.com/

FYI, I had PROPILE_PROD_DB_HOST for heroku configuration.