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Conjure API client

1. ngrok
2. dnsmasq (brew install dnsmasq)
3. npm install

dnsmasq needs some extra config. It allows you to use any .test domain (conjure.test, abc.view.conjure.test, etc), which is needed for viewing running containers.

See this guide for instructions (but replace dev with test, since Chrome now hijacks the .dev domain).

GitHub needs public URLs. You can use ngrok to make your localhost public.

1. download ngrok
2. place ngrok executable at ~/ngrok
3. run ~/ngrok http conjure.test:2999
4. copy the forwarded (non-https) domain name (without the protocol) into .profile
5. keep ngrok running while you develop
6. restart the app

Must be an Ubuntu EC2

When done, add it to a LB

1. ssh-keygen (do not do this on your local...)
2. save public key as a deploy key on repo, on github
3. git clone [email protected]:ConjureLabs/conjure-api.git
4. sudo apt update
5. sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib redis-tools
6. curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo bash -
7. sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
8. sudo -E npm i -g pm2
9. sudo chown -R $USER:$(id -gn $USER) /home/ubuntu/.config
10. in proj dir, save .hob/.env (make sure NODE_PATH is set to the right dir)
11. in proj dir, npm install
12. in proj dir, pm2 start ./bash/pm2/conjure-api.sh --name "conjure-api"

It's not publicly available. You need to ssh into one of the EC2 boxes, then run:

PGPASSWORD=<PASSWORD> psql -U conjure_admin -d conjure -h <HOST>