Provide working MUP deployment template and guide #25
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This repo was great for getting a self-hosted version of Meteor APM up and running, but getting a properly configured server working well took a good deal of effort. During the time I was working through these issues along with @jasongrishkoff, it was clear that the issues would show up for most people attempting to self-host using this repo.
When I found this repo, I was looking for something I could clone, enter my server IP address/domain/ssh key, and hit
mup setup && mup deployto get it up and running.This PR is what I believe is the closest we can currently get to that goal. Using the setup provided via the example
mup.jsconfig and setup steps in README, I currently have a stable self-hosted APM server that uses HTTPS, uses minimal CPU/disk resources, and does everything I need it to. If I want to update/replace this server, it's a simple matter of runningmup deployagain and it's reconfigured exactly as I need it.Using this new guide, somebody can spend ~30 minutes setting up their own fully functional APM server running on an AWS t2.nano instance for a whopping ~$5/month.