production-environment

The title pretty much says it all...is it a bad idea ? I'd like to have the enhanced debug messages that XDebug provides on the server. [edit] Just to make things clear. I'm aware there are security risks involved. Perhaps I should complement my question and give more precise reasons why I would want to do this. Our production server hosts a testing platform also. Sometimes we use it to test things on a environment as close to production as possible. The main thing I'm looking for is using XDebug's enhanced var_dump() . This is not an app server for high traffic apps and performance is not

I want to deploy a production build of angular app with a configurable api url for the user to test it out. I use the environment.ts but after the production build, I do not know how to configure the variables. What approach needs to be done? Are you using Angular-CLI? It should be easy, then. You have something like this: src/ app/ environment/ environment.ts environment.prod.ts Simply put different url in environment.prod.ts and your prod build gets a second url. E.g. let's say your environment.ts looks like this: { "production": false, "apiUrl": "http://localhost:8080" } Put this in

From my experience, a php server would throw an exception to the log or to the server end, but node.js just simply crashes. Surrounding my code with a try-catch doesn't work either since everything is done asynchronously. I would like to know what does everyone else do in their production servers. Other answers are really insane as you can read at Node's own documents at http://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/process.html#process_event_uncaughtexception If someone is using other stated answers read Node Docs: Note that uncaughtException is a very crude mechanism for exception handling and may be

What is the best way to enable log rotation on a Ruby on Rails production app? Is it by using logrotate on the hosting server or is there a set of options to use when initialising logger from the app? Option 1: syslog + logrotate You can configure rails, to use the systems log tools. An example in config/environments/production.rb . # Use a different logger for distributed setups config.logger = SyslogLogger.new That way, you log to syslog, and can use default logrotate tools to rotate the logs. Option 2: normal Rails logs + logrotate Another option is to simply configure logrotate to pick up