I am new in OpenERP and in Python, but previously I have deployed a Rails app in Heroku, and it works great.
I have a Mac with an Ubuntu VM, and inside this VM, I have installed OpenERP, and it's working good.
I've been looking on the Internet how to deploy OpenERP (a ERP written in Python) on Heroku, but I haven't found anything. Do you guys know if it is possible, and where can I find a guide to do it?
Thank you so much.
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I am currently using the Ubuntu App that I downloaded from the Windows AppStore and I wanted to know how to configure PostgreSQL database for Ubuntu App.
your help would be deeply appreciated
If you want install Postgres on ubuntu you can find your answer in link below.
https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/
I'm looking on ways to deploy a ruby on rails 4 app built on windows 7 box. I'm looking to use Heroku at the moment.
Can you please provide any pointers regarding heroku or any other easier and cheaper deployment options available out there..
Any issues That I may face due to the difference in OS in the dev environment (windows) and the deployment environment (linux on heroku)?
This is my first professional app, so any pointers will be helpful for now and also for future applications that I may work on.
Also what is the more preferred OS for ruby on rails development ?
Thanks in Advance!
You probably won't face any issues with deployment on Heroku. Heroku is the easiest option out there (albeit one of the priciest once you're off the free tier)
What's more likely to happen on Windows is that you'll find it hard to build certain gems for development, and cutting edge releases will probably not work well.
Much better to pick up a Linux distro for this.
You can also check out bluemix , which is also free for small projects. I know Heroku is not particularly windows friendly, not sure if bluemix is any better in that reguard, but it is extremely easy to deploy to.
Heroku has set of tools called heroku toolbelt, that makes easy to deploy apps to heroku. you can download heroku tool belt for windows from here
Generally you should be able to port any rails app you develop in windows to Linux/Mac, how ever since the ruby/rails community is largely built around Linux/Mac, responses/options to your issues regarding the rails apps will be low. and there are some gems which doesn't work on windows at all. So its best to move to either Mac/Linux if you are planing to continue on rails.
Once you come to Linux/mac world there are lots of providers much cheaper than heroku like DigitelOcean, however heroku would be the easiest for a beginner I believe.
HTH
One strategy you could try is to do the following:
Set up a VirtualBox or VMWare VM running Linux (Ubuntu would be a good candidate if you are not used to Linux).
Get your project into the VM and get the bundle install and everything working in Linux, you will probably find you need to make some changes in your Gemfile if you have anything windows specific there.
Install the Heroku tool-belt on the Linux VM and install to Heroku from there.
Taking the Windows / Linux transition pain on your local machine will make it much easier than Windows direct to Heroku.
I am looking for a free downloadable vmware image with java development environment; an app server and database is installed/set up. I will be using it for personal educational purpose. It would be nice, if I get some running hello world examples in different latest java technologies (Spring, hibernate, JSF). I prefer guest OS as windows.
Greatly appreciate if someone can send a link to download this. Thanks
Oracle website gives similar to what I was looking. Not sure, if I can expect a windows image.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/weblogic/downloads/weblogic-developer-vm-303434.html
Just wondering if anyone has any experience on how to "deploy" a JRuby application to another server?
That is I am developing a jRuby Application on Windows, and I want to eventually deploy it to a host of Linux/Unix Servers. So specifically -
How easy is it too deploy or just a nightmare?
Would I have to recompile all the "gems" (dependencies) or try figure out a way to bundle them as a deploy package? Or would I have to configure jRuby individually per server as I did on my Dev Machine (Windows Box)
PS. The App is made up of Client/Server.
Thanks
Consider using trinidad or warbler; it wraps up most of these issues.
I'm building a web app on my Mac and have so far been testing with XAMPP. I'm looking at finding a virtual server vendor to host my application but have found almost none that is compatible with Mac, Apache, PHP and MySql. I don't want to go the Mac Mini route for now.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could do this or what vendor to use?
If it's a PHP/mySQL app, chances are it's not very dependent on the OS it's running on. Unless you have something totally Mac specific running in your app, getting a normal Linux VPS may be the way to go.