Remote deployment link

http://panda.eba-gaci4fx8.us-west-2.elasticbeanstalk.com/

Getting Start(to read what already have

(for linux please do docker-compose, for mac please do docker compose without "-")

1. build

$ docker-compose build

2. drop and recreate and migrate db

$ docker-compose run web rake db:drop db:create db:migrate

if you wish to use seed file, run

$ docker-compose run web rake db:drop db:create db:migrate db:seed

3. start the server

$ docker-compose up

4. put http://0.0.0.0:3000/ in browser, press RETERN

Main workflow to start contribution

1. create your branch locally

$ git branch [username]/[branchname]

2. see if your branch created locally

$ git branch

3. go to your branch

$ git checkout [username]/[branchname]

4. make edits to web content
5. git add your change

$ git add .

6. make your message

$ git commit -m "[your message]"

7. git push

$ git push origin [your branch]

8. open new pull request On GitHub page Pull Requests -> new pull request -> change field to "base:main branch <- compare:[yourbranch]"
9. put some message in message box
10. ask for at least 1 reviewer to approve (your teammate)
11. resolve any conflict in local by typing this in your console

git pull origin main --rebase

Then in the source control on the leftside bar of VSCode, follow the prompt to accept incoming/current change add all change make a commit

$ git push origin [yourbranch] --force-with-lease

12. click merge button in browser to main branch

Tsung test

1. ssh to remote with PANDA.pem in current directory

ssh -i PANDA.pem [email protected]

2. create a tsung instance (remember to terminate after use)

• In [email protected] remote, run this, it will open a Tsung instance

/bin/launch_tsung.sh

• This command will output a ssh command (1) and a link(2) (NOTE:Remember it or write it down somewhere)

3. type ssh command(1) of step 2 in the [email protected] remote, it will open another ssh remote, which is the Tsung remote
4. Now we are in Tsung remote, there should be a example xml tsung test file called tsung_example.xml
5. Put the test file you wrote in root of Tsung remote, run *Replace demo.xml with your tsung test.xml

tsung -f demo.xml -k start

6. In your favorite browser(Chrome) type in link(2) you got from step 2
7. You will see the log and graph and report for tsung

Save tsung test result

It's better to open three terminal 1 for local; 1 for [email protected]; 1 for Tsung instance [email protected]

1. Open another ssh remote without terminate previous one

ssh -i PANDA.pem [email protected]

2. Save log: In the new [email protected] instance run replace [email protected] with the text after ssh of ssh command (1) you get from step 2 of tsung test

rsync -auvL [email protected]:tsung_logs .

3. Save graphs:

• In Tsung instance, cd into tsung_logs folder, ls to see the log timestamp name
• Then replace [20171108-2133] and [20171108-2146] with the time stamp name

  tsplot -d graphs m3_medium ./[20171108-2133]/tsung.log m3_large ./[20171108-2146]/tsung.log
  

4. Save log and graph to your local computer

• In Tsung instance [email protected], print directory of graph folder

pwd

• In [email protected] remote, copy the graph folder from Tsung instance [email protected] to [email protected] remote Replace [/home/user/graphs] with result of previous step

scp -r [email protected]:[/home/user/graphs] .

run pwd again to see where the graph file is

pwd

• In console of your local computer, cd into a directory with authorizer of PANDA.pem file then copy the graphs to this directory replace [~/graphs] with the location of graph file of previous step

scp -r -i PANDA.pem [email protected]:[~/graphs] .

feed database

optional

docker-compose run web rake db:drop db:create db:migrate

run:

cd seed
pip3 install requests
python3 seed.py