demo-app-2
Note
Please note that several states include other states which are NOT part of this repository. I have left them available as examples that you can easily fill in, and some which you can omit. In addition this repository is a companion to demo-app-1.
Setup with Vagrant
Download and install VirtualBox and Vagrant. If you have old versions of either, you may need to upgrade to a newer version.
Installing Virtualbox
Download the .dmg from here: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Follow the instructions here: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch02.html#idp52694656
Installing Vagrant
https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/installation/index.html
Preparing the repo
git clone https://github.com/gravyboat/demo-app-2.git cd demo-app-2
Bringing up the VM
vagrant up
If this fails, you may need to visit the config.vm.box_url specified in the Vagrantfile to download the image. Once downloaded, move the image to a directory like ~/VM_boxes/, and add the image to vagrant:
vagrant box add <path-to-image> --name centos-min
Connecting to the system
vagrant ssh cd /home/vagrant/demo-app-2
At this point the Flask app should be up and running and available at http://192.168.44.2:8080. If you have not brought up demo-app-1 then Nginx requests to http://192.168.44.3 will not redirect to the Flask app.
Available states
demo-app-2
Installs and configures our Flask application, virtualenv, and the supervisord service for the demo app as though it was on a production system, creating users and performing a git checkout.
demo-app-2.dev
Installs and configures our Flask application, virtualenv, and the supervisord service for the demo app with Vagrant settings unless otherwise specified in the pillar.