Building data-driven web apps with Pyramid and SQLAlchemy Transcripts
Chapter: Deployment
Lecture: Setting up our code
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Now we have our code that we want to run
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over here on GitHub, right?
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If we got source, 15, final deploy
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I haven't shown you this running
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but this is the final thing that we do want to run here.
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So what we're going to do is we're going to clone this repo
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so SSH back to our server
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go to the apps, I want to say Git clone that.
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I want to be very careful about the directory
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that I'm going to put it in.
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Going to clone it into app_repo
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just so the file names are a little bit shorter.
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Like that. This is public, so it doesn't ask us what's our
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username and password but if you were cloning your private app
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which very likely you would be it would need you to log in
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but that caching stuff would mean
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just the once until you reboot.
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Okay, so this looks good.
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If we go to app, source, Chapter 15.
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Here you can see our files
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here's our servers stuff
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which we're going to need in a little bit
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here's our production.ini that we're going to need and so on.
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So we've gotten our files onto the server.
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We have our virtual environment active.
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'Member, what we're going to need to do
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is we need to say Python, and be careful
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you want to make sure it's the virtual environment one
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that means it's Python 3.
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Good. We want to remember to do python setup.py develop
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Think we should be able to run this
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let's see really quick here.
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So we should be able to say pserve development.ini.
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And look at that, it's listening.
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If we go log in in another terminal window
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now we have HTTP, that's the httpy command
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and you hit that, and what do we get?
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Boom, that looks a whole lot like our little
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boot-strappy site that we wrote.
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Pretty darn cool, I would say.
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Now, be careful, it does have the debug toolbar
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that's because we ran the debug command over here
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the development command
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and we're not going to do that on uWSGI.
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Okay, so it looks like we got this
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all setup and working, more or less.
