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setup information and scripts to get a local dev environment running in a VM
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vagrant

setup information and scripts to get a local dev environment running in a VM

NOTE: This is purely for local development and needs heavy modifications to configure a production environment.

Setup Instructions (Windows and OS X)

  1. Install the appropriate version of VirtualBox for your system.
  2. Install the appropriate version of Vagrant
  3. In your BIOS, make sure that Intel Virtualization Technology is enabled.
  4. Clone this repository. On Windows command prompt can be used.
  5. Open Terminal (or Command Prompt on Windows) and cd into the repository directory.
  6. Run vagrant up and vagrant provision
  7. SSH to localhost:20022. The login username and password are both vagrant.
  8. cd to the website directory and enter virtualenv: source ./venv/bin/activate.
  9. Follow the website setup instructions in Final Stretch: Getting Django to run.
  10. Access the website at localhost:20080. If this does not work, you can also use 192.168.55.55:8000 You should now see the UPE website locally!
  11. Wrapping up: you can do Ctrl-C to stop the server, and then run deactivate in the terminal to stop the virtualenv.

Setup Instructions (Linux)

If steps 1 and 2 for Windows/OS X work on Linux, follow the instructions above. On certain Linux systems VirtualBox may not install properly due to kernel version mismatch and other issues. In that case:

  1. Install puppet: sudo apt-get install puppet
  2. Install puppet's vcsrepo module: sudo puppet module install puppetlabs/vcsrepo
  3. Move manifests directory into /etc/puppet/manifests: sudo mv ./puppet/manifests/* /etc/puppet/manifests/ (Assuming current directory is the vagrant repo)
  4. Move modules into /etc/puppet/modules: sudo mv ./puppet/modules/* /etc/puppet/modules/
  5. cd /etc/puppet/modules/upeweb/files and sudo vim venv_setup.sh
  6. Replace HOMEDIR with the home directory of your username (type whoami in console to find out)
  7. Optional: change WEBDIR to your desired path.
  8. Save the changes and then cd ../manifests, then sudo vim init.pp
  9. Replace $cmd_user with your username.
  10. Replace $cmd_group with your group. You can find this by typing in console groups. Use somthing like users or your username.
  11. Replace $homedir and $webdir to values you modified in steps 6,7.
  12. Save the changes and cd /etc/puppet
  13. Run sudo puppet apply /etc/puppet/manifests/default.pp
  14. A bunch out text will be output to the screen. The setup is complete if you see something like Notice: Finished catalog run in n seconds.