Two Cloud Platerm Installation Guide Using Grails Plugin
Install app on cloud-foundry Pass using Grails with cloud-foundry plugin
1,grails install plugin cloud-foundry :install cloud-foundry plugin of grails
2,Config username and passwrod in Config.groovy file:
grails.plugin.cloudfoundry.username = 'your.email@server.com'
grails.plugin.cloudfoundry.password = 's3kr3t'
3,grails cf-services :what services you can use. current services we can use are msyql,mongodb,redis.
4,grails cf-create-service mysql :create database service,return message like "Service 'mysql-xxxxxxx' provisioned."
5,grails prod cf-push --services=mysql-xxxxxxx
(this command not works well,but first run 'grails interactive' command,then prod cf-push --services=mysql-xxxxxxx ok )
Now you app has install on the cloud-foundy
6, grails prod cf-update :to redeploy an application
7, grails cf-logs : see log
other grails command for reference:
grails cf-apps
grails cf-stats
grails cf-info
grails cf-stop,
grails cf-start,
grails cf-restart
grails cf-delete-app :to delete an application
grails cf-crashes
grails cf-crashlogs :to view log files for crashed instances
grails cf-logs :to view log files
grails cf-logs --stderr : to view log files,limit it to stderr log
grails cf-logs target/myapp.stderr.log --stderr :write a log to a file instead of the console
grails cf-list-files / :to view / directory listings
grails cf-get-file tomcat/webapps/ROOT/css/main.css :to view a file:
after installed app,I most often use the bellow grails command:
grails prod cf-update : to redeploy an application
grails cf-logs :to see log
another command I often use:
appcfg.cmd update war
(Yes,this not a clound foundry plugin command,it's G#A#E# redeploy command,I use a G#A#E# app
as a bridge,because "Outbound connections in CloudFoundry are limited currently to HTTP(S) on ports 80 and 443.",
but G#A#E# supports 80-90, 440-450, 1024-65535.Why use G#A#E#
as a bridge,why not directly use G#A#E#,you know.A Chinese popular catchword:你懂的!
And you should aslo know clound foundry's database mysql now not supports UTF8. I use encoding and decoding
to support Chinese )
Install app on cloudbees Pass using Grails with cloud-bees plugin
1, register on cloudbees site.
2, get API Key and Secret Key on cloudbees site.
3, add API Key and Secret Key in Config.groovy file:
cloudbees.api.url='https://api.cloudbees.com/api'
cloudbees.api.key='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
cloudbees.api.secret='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
4, create app and database on cloudbees site.
5, modify DataSource.groovy of database connection:
production {
dataSource {
dbCreate = "update"
driverClassName = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"
username = "xxxx" //(cloudbees site login name)
password = "xxxxxxxx" //cloudbees site login password)
url = "jdbc:cloudbees://xxxxx" //appId created on the cloudbees site)
}
}
6, run command: grails war
7, on the cloudbees site ,deploy the war file
8, Ok,now finish the app on the cloud, but use:
http://appId.loginname.cloudbees.net ,the browser give you "Network Error" message,Yes If you
are in Greate China.
After these z-turns, I finally privide my Android app with a back data source.
1,grails install plugin cloud-foundry :install cloud-foundry plugin of grails
2,Config username and passwrod in Config.groovy file:
grails.plugin.cloudfoundry.username = 'your.email@server.com'
grails.plugin.cloudfoundry.password = 's3kr3t'
3,grails cf-services :what services you can use. current services we can use are msyql,mongodb,redis.
4,grails cf-create-service mysql :create database service,return message like "Service 'mysql-xxxxxxx' provisioned."
5,grails prod cf-push --services=mysql-xxxxxxx
(this command not works well,but first run 'grails interactive' command,then prod cf-push --services=mysql-xxxxxxx ok )
Now you app has install on the cloud-foundy
6, grails prod cf-update :to redeploy an application
7, grails cf-logs : see log
other grails command for reference:
grails cf-apps
grails cf-stats
grails cf-info
grails cf-stop,
grails cf-start,
grails cf-restart
grails cf-delete-app :to delete an application
grails cf-crashes
grails cf-crashlogs :to view log files for crashed instances
grails cf-logs :to view log files
grails cf-logs --stderr : to view log files,limit it to stderr log
grails cf-logs target/myapp.stderr.log --stderr :write a log to a file instead of the console
grails cf-list-files / :to view / directory listings
grails cf-get-file tomcat/webapps/ROOT/css/main.css :to view a file:
after installed app,I most often use the bellow grails command:
grails prod cf-update : to redeploy an application
grails cf-logs :to see log
another command I often use:
appcfg.cmd update war
(Yes,this not a clound foundry plugin command,it's G#A#E# redeploy command,I use a G#A#E# app
as a bridge,because "Outbound connections in CloudFoundry are limited currently to HTTP(S) on ports 80 and 443.",
but G#A#E# supports 80-90, 440-450, 1024-65535.Why use G#A#E#
as a bridge,why not directly use G#A#E#,you know.A Chinese popular catchword:你懂的!
And you should aslo know clound foundry's database mysql now not supports UTF8. I use encoding and decoding
to support Chinese )
Install app on cloudbees Pass using Grails with cloud-bees plugin
1, register on cloudbees site.
2, get API Key and Secret Key on cloudbees site.
3, add API Key and Secret Key in Config.groovy file:
cloudbees.api.url='https://api.cloudbees.com/api'
cloudbees.api.key='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
cloudbees.api.secret='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
4, create app and database on cloudbees site.
5, modify DataSource.groovy of database connection:
production {
dataSource {
dbCreate = "update"
driverClassName = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"
username = "xxxx" //(cloudbees site login name)
password = "xxxxxxxx" //cloudbees site login password)
url = "jdbc:cloudbees://xxxxx" //appId created on the cloudbees site)
}
}
6, run command: grails war
7, on the cloudbees site ,deploy the war file
8, Ok,now finish the app on the cloud, but use:
http://appId.loginname.cloudbees.net ,the browser give you "Network Error" message,Yes If you
are in Greate China.
After these z-turns, I finally privide my Android app with a back data source.
