Zeratul

Using vagrant to setup a VM

Create the following directory structure:

• Create a top level directory for the project (Named /project/ in this example)
• Clone the repo into a folder named zeratul within the project folder. /project/zeratul/
• Copy the contents of /project/zeratul/vagrant/ to /project/

The following should be your directory structure when you are finished.

• /project/
  • VagrantFile
  • provisioning/
  • zeratul/

Finally, execute the command to setup the vm $ vagrant up

When finished the website will be viewable at http://192.168.37.1:8080 The nginx server on the vm also listens for local.zeratul.com:8080 add an entry to your /etc/hosts file if you wish to use this hostname

Importing Replays (at least for now)

• ssh to the vm. $ vagrant ssh
• $ cd /opt/zeratulenv/zeratul
• $ su zeratul (pw is vagrant)
• $ source /opt/zeratulenv/env/bin/activate
• $ ./manage.py migrate
• $ ./manage.py import_replays (imports all replays under replay directory -- this will take a while)