I have just installed cloud 9, and it is all working great for a single user, but I was hoping to install it so that multiple users could access their own workspaces.
Is there a plugin or setting I am missing? Or is this not a supported feature?
try to run cloud9 with bin/cloud9.sh -w ~/yourprojectfolder
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I need to provision a cloud 9 environment and run some provision scripts in it. Tried to do it with cloudFormation but found no way to ssh into it (without accessing the cloud9 terminal) nor to pass a script while bring cloud9 up.
My goal: setup several cloud nine instances for a workshop, which needs to run some scripts to work with it.
Any hints?
Auto-configuration is still a weak point for Cloud9 instances. What I've seen others do is create a script that is distributed to users and then ask them to run it in the terminal to setup the environment - not ideal but it works. I too would like to see a solution using CloudFormation or some other mechanism. Does this help?
You can have Cloud9 attach to any server via ssh after installing a few utilities. Thus, you can use whatever provisioning tools you want as long as your process includes adding those utilities.
I want to run Kiwi tcms on my windows, but i'm unable.
I've followed instructions on this that is for linux based, but i managed to run these on my windows, except npm install patternfly as I can't find patterfly, but installed npm only.
There's another question I've asked where I'm stuck, so If I did anything wrong, please guide me so I can do it from the start.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Look for a guide how to deploy Django applications on Windows. We don't really use Windows and deploying from something else than a Docker container isn't really supported so you need to know what you are doing. If this is new to you you'd better stick to using docker-compose!
I have two virtual machines running in google cloud. They both run MS Server 2012.
It appears that the person who created them used a clone as the machine SID's are the same. This is now causing a problem for things such as WebRoot AV which identify the machines using the SID.
In AWS this is resolved by using the AWS sysprep tool, how can I get solve this s the Google environment?
Thanks all.
Sysprep tool is a built-in tool that comes with windows itself. So i would suggest you run sysprep by following this guide. Note that this wipe out anything installed on your VM.
I do not know the steps to setup TeamCity agent on mac so if anybody did it. Please share your experience.
As per the manual, the default setup for OSX TeamCity 10.X - In your terminal:
cd TeamCity/bin/runAll
sh runAll.sh start
In your browser,
http://localhost:8111/
There are clear instructions in the online documentation, explicitly around server and agent configuration on OSX.
If you want help with a specific problem, then please elaborate with more details.
You can now install agents (including Mac OS) directly from the TeamCity UI using the Agent Push feature. Just select the unix platform in the config settings.
Official Docs
Here is a screenshot from someone using it at this blog post.
I need to upload a centOS bundle from windows cmd to AWS. How can I do that?
In ec2-api-tools ec2-upload-bundle.cmd is not present.
How can i use that command in windows cmd? Can anybody help me to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance.
You can download the tools from http://aws.amazon.com/developertools/351
this includes the windows cmd files as well.
Your point is probably that AWS says to use ec2-upload-bundle.cmd, but that file does not exist in the API tools.
Your problem is that the AMI tools are separate. Get them from Amazon EC2 AMI Tools. The tools are written in Ruby. After installing Ruby, you might have to play with the commands to get them to work on Windows.