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sachinbhutani / meteor-openshift

Meteor 1.2 cartridge to run meteor applications on OpenShift
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How to test remote Meteor? #8

Open richardmarais opened 8 years ago

richardmarais commented 8 years ago

I just built and deployed Meteor as suggested. From the logs below, it looks successful.

remote: Initiating MeteorShim
remote: Starting NodeJS cartridge
remote: *********** Meteor Environment ************
remote: MONGO_URL IS: mongodb://127.10.247.2:27017/
remote: ROOT_URL IS: http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com
remote: PORT: 8080
remote: BIND_IP: 127.10.247.1
remote: DDP_URL: http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com:8000
remote: ************ Starting NodeJS 0.10.40 SERVER  ************
remote: Thu Sep 08 2016 09:43:15 GMT-0400 (EDT): Node server started on 127.10.247.1:8080 ...
remote: Application is already running
remote:
remote:   - Using Node.js version 0.10.40, checking app URI ...
remote:   - test URI = http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com/env
remote: -------------------------
remote: Git Post-Receive Result: success
remote: Activation status: success
remote: Deployment completed with status: success

When I try the following, I get a timeout or 404.

http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com:3000/ (timeout)
http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com:8080/ (timeout)
http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com:8000/ (404)

When I run everything locally and the Ionic2 app accesses Meteor with the default http://localhost:3000, it works. So I changed the Ionic2 app to point to the remote server.

The Ionic2 App I have is trying to access it on http://mynodeapp-easyjobs.rhcloud.com:3000/8080/8000 unsuccessfully.

Question

How do I check if Meteor is running? What should I make my Ionic2 (Angular2) app point to?

Thanks

vbnlohani commented 8 years ago

Hello richard, Did you find out the problem and any solution to this. Actually, I am also facing the same problem.

Sachin, Please help us clear this problem as soon as possible.

Thanks and Regards, Vaibhav

richardmarais commented 8 years ago

Hi, I couldn't get Meteor to work on Openshift so ended up deploying it to Heroku.  They also have a free service, which I have had no problems with so far. Good luck. Richard On 24 Sep 2016 9:50 PM, Vaibhav Lohani notifications@github.com wrote:Hello richard, Did you find out the problem and any solution to this. Actually, I am also facing the same problem.

Sachin, Please help us clear this problem as soon as possible.

Thanks and Regards, Vaibhav

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b-long commented 8 years ago

I'm also interested in running meteor via OpenShift & Docker, but haven't tried it yet. Recommend researching how other meteor apps use Docker, e.g. : https://github.com/wekan/wekan/blob/devel/Dockerfile