= Ribose Open Site
This site is using the Jekyll Open Hub theme.
See https://github.com/riboseinc/jekyll-theme-open-hub[theme documentation].
See https://github.com/riboseinc/open.ribose.com/wiki/Listing-of-open-projects[list of open projects] being added here.
== Introduction
This is the Ribose Open Site (Hub) located at https://open.ribose.com.
The site is implemented as a https://jekyllrb.com[Jekyll] site and configured in _config.yml. Site data is located in this directory and build gets created in _site.
== Development
=== Getting started
bundle from within site directory to install Ruby dependencies=== Serving the site
jekyll serve from within site directory== Operations
The site is hosted on AWS using S3 behind CloudFront (CF).
=== Getting started
. Make sure you have AWS CLI tools installed.
. Obtain from your operations contact an inventory .rc file relevant to the environment you’re deploying. + It would contain the variables such as S3_BUCKET, HOSTNAME, AWS_REGION, CF_DISTRIBUTION. Do not version that file in the repository! + We’ll assume that file is named ro-site.rc.
. Add AWS profile to your ~/.aws/credentials. We’ll assume it’s called ribose-open.
=== Deployment
Use the provided Rakefile to upload the site and reset CF cache if needed.
Run it like this:
== Contributing
. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
. Create new Pull Request