This salt repository will set up a basic Miro Community instance on a single server. It is known to work on AWS Ubuntu Precise (12.04) servers.
This quick setup does not include:
- how to get an AWS Ubuntu Precise server set up.
- how to acquire a domain name.
- how to point that domain name at your server.
- Install salt.
curl -L http://bootstrap.saltstack.org | sudo sh -s -- git develop- Install this repository to
/srv/
cd /
sudo git clone https://github.com/pculture/mirocommunity-salt.git srv/- Customize the salt setup. You'll need to set the following values in
/srv/pillar/settings.sls:
settings: db: password:- currently set to PASSWORD. Should be a unique password.settings: secret_key:- currently set to SECRET_KEY. Should be a unique secret key.settings: server_name:- currently set to MYSITE.COM. Should be a space-separated list of domain names that may point at your server. See also: Nginx server_name documentation.- Any API keys you want to use - for example, for social media authentication.
The easiest way to do this will probably be:
sudo nano /srv/pillar/settings.sls- Run salt.
sudo salt-call --local state.highstate- Go to your site!