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Working on Locomotive CMS on Cloud IDE #252

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karooolis opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 5 comments
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Working on Locomotive CMS on Cloud IDE #252

karooolis opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 5 comments
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@karooolis
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Hi there,

The tutorial is very clear about how to get the site working on localhost and deploy it to Locomotivehosting. But does anyone know whether it's possible to set up Locomotive CMS to work on Cloud IDE such as C9 and then deploy to custom server too?

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did commented Jan 5, 2016

that's a super interesting topic. Unfortunately, I don't have time right now to investigate more...

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manuchap commented Jan 6, 2016

Deploying to Heroku from C9 as I type. Pretty straightforward.
Two ways actually, using a v3@heroku and according to the app's deploy tab:
• install heroku toolbelt in you vm and use it as usual.
• push to a github repo using the https://github.com/integrations/heroku-custom-deploy integration.

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did commented Jan 7, 2016

@manuchap Would it be possible to code your Wagon site in Cloud C9 and deploy the changes automatically (so running the wagon deploycommand behind the scene) to a Locomotive engine?

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manuchap commented Jan 8, 2016

I'm gonna try this next. Right now I've gone a much simpler way (my goal being editing the engine).
Heroku has a pretty tight integration with github. Once a repo is linked, you can choose which branch to push automatically to heroku on each commit doing the edits from github.

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Yes, it's possible! I'm using fog to coordinate servers on AWS and docker to deploy c9 containers to these machines, it's working pretty well, but not without some roughes #340.

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