Setup - Cloud Machine

Often, we will supply a cloud box for quick setup and development. This is a cloud9 browser-based IDE plus a full docker setup.. so it's very simlar to a local development environment and often much faster than your local (64GB RAM on SSD with 8 cores). Setup mostly follows the setup for a local version.

Be prepared to supply answers to questions, so a config can be created for you.

Open your browser and navigate to the supplied url. When requested, enter the supplied username and password.
On the Welcome page, click the settings and configure it how you like it (I like sublime mode, light, and go to user preferences and change the font size).
Click the green button, and open a terminal. Check that your token is present by typing:env | grep DEVELOPER_TOKEN. If it's not, type export DEVELOPER_TOKEN=and insert your developer token.
You will be in the/workspacefolder, which is shared. Make a directory with your initials (mine are wf), and then change into that folder.
Typeoauth_clone omalab/audientiwhich will clone the development environment. Change into this directory.
Type:bito bundle install. Then, type./cli.rb configto answer your configuration questions. This will setup the rest of the configuration for you, and update the config_variables. Close this terminal and open another one. Then, typeaudiand make sure it changes to your personal audienti folder.
Type:./cli.rb clone_reposto clone the repos.
Type:./cli.rb clone_configto clone the environment files.
Type:service docker startto start the docker daemon. (This hopefully will go away soon).
Type:dctr backend bashto ensure your system can build a docker image and create the environment.
When you are in, then type ruby ./create_database.rb and create oma_test. Do the same thing to create oma_dev.
Type bundle exec rake db:schema:load to load the schema.
Import development data if you need that.. then you're done, up and running.

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Setup - Cloud Machine

Be prepared to supply answers to questions, so a config can be created for you.

Open your browser and navigate to the supplied url. When requested, enter the supplied username and password.
On the Welcome page, click the settings and configure it how you like it (I like sublime mode, light, and go to user preferences and change the font size).
Click the green button, and open a terminal. Check that your token is present by typing:env | grep DEVELOPER_TOKEN. If it's not, type export DEVELOPER_TOKEN=and insert your developer token.
You will be in the/workspacefolder, which is shared. Make a directory with your initials (mine are wf), and then change into that folder.
Typeoauth_clone omalab/audientiwhich will clone the development environment. Change into this directory.
Type:bito bundle install. Then, type./cli.rb configto answer your configuration questions. This will setup the rest of the configuration for you, and update the config_variables. Close this terminal and open another one. Then, typeaudiand make sure it changes to your personal audienti folder.
Type:./cli.rb clone_reposto clone the repos.
Type:./cli.rb clone_configto clone the environment files.
Type:service docker startto start the docker daemon. (This hopefully will go away soon).
Type:dctr backend bashto ensure your system can build a docker image and create the environment.
When you are in, then type ruby ./create_database.rb and create oma_test. Do the same thing to create oma_dev.
Type bundle exec rake db:schema:load to load the schema.
Import development data if you need that.. then you're done, up and running.

PreviousHow to Setup Your Local Machine NextInfrastructure

Last updated 7 years ago