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Runining pageonex in your environment

If you want to create your own deployment of pageonex, the easiest way to do it is to use one of our docker images and connect it to the database. These are the main configuration areas:

Rails environment configuration

You need to set the RAILS_ENV to production

Database access configuration

Pageonex has been mainly tested with mysql, so this is our recommendation. Due to this issue, mysql <= 5.6 is required

There are a few env variables that should be set to customize your database access:

  • DATABASE_ADAPTER: This should be set to mysql2
  • DATABASE_USERNAME: The database user to accesss
  • DATABASE_PASSWORD: The password corresponding to above user
  • DATABASE_HOST: Database address
  • DATABASE_PORT: Database port
  • DATABASE_NAME: Database name in above host:port

See database.yml for more settings and default values.

Filesystem mounts

There are a few mount points to be set in order to avoid writes in the container filesystem which would lead to data loss and performance degradation:

  • kiosko images: /workspace/app/assets/images/kiosko
  • threads images: /workspace/app/assets/images/threads
  • temp files: /workspace/tmp

Rake tasks

These should be run on deployment:

  • Database schema creation/modification: db:migrate
  • Media list: scraping:update_media
  • Assets precompilation: bundle exec rake assets:precompile