A http://github.com/dcramer/sentry quickstart project for Red Hat(c) OpenShift(c).
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- An Openshift account, with at least 3 gears available on the free PaaS https://openshift.redhat.com
- Openshift command-line tools: https://www.openshift.com/get-started#cli
- Git SCM: http://git-scm.com
- Python 2.7 scalable Openshift cartridge
- Django staticfiles support
- Django Database caching
- Django security unique secret key based on created instance
Create some local environment variables for being DRY
Replace MyOpenshiftNamespace with your chosen namespace. You can edit your namespace at https://openshift.redhat.com/app/console/settings (domain section)
Replace APP_NAME's value with your chosen app name. I've chosen sentryweb for this example.
$ export QUICKSTART_URL=git@github.com:zemanel/openshift-sentry-quickstart.git
$ export APP_NAME=sentryweb
$ export APP_NAMESPACE=MyOpenshiftNamespace
Create Openshift application with Python 2.7, MongoDB 2.4, Postgres 8.4 cartridges, enabling scaling
$ rhc app create --scaling $APP_NAME python-2.7 mongodb-2.4 postgresql-8.4
Merge the quickstart repo with the git repo created by the Openshift client
$ cd $APP_NAME
$ git remote add upstream -m master $QUICKSTART_URL
$ git pull -s recursive -X theirs upstream master
$ git push origin
The project will be deployed to the remote application instance and if everything works as intended, you will be able to access your Sentry instance at:
https://APP_NAME-APP_NAMESPACE.rhcloud.com
Executing management commands
Django management commands, as creating superusers, can be ran by using SSH:
# SSH into the application
$ rhc app ssh $APP_NAME
# Activate the virtualenv
$ source ${OPENSHIFT_HOMEDIR}python/virtenv/bin/activate
# List available Django commands
$ sentry --config=${OPENSHIFT_REPO_DIR}/sentry.conf.py help
Creating a new user
Since new account registration is disabled by default on the Sentry Openshift setttings, a Django user account can be created by using the createsuperuser command :
$ sentry --config=${OPENSHIFT_REPO_DIR}/sentry.conf.py createsuperuser
You can now login with the account your created at
https://APP_NAME-APP_NAMESPACE.rhcloud.com
and configure your new Sentry !
Django administration is also available at
https://APP_NAME-APP_NAMESPACE.rhcloud.com/admin/
Please send pull requests to the develop branch.