production-environment

问题 I know this is probably dumb question but... Simply put, I have an app with a database of hundreds of records in development mode. When I push to production and deploy onto the internet, will I lose my database and have to redo it all in production mode? Just being safe! 回答1: Your production database is not pushed. An empty database with your schemas will be created when you run rake exec db:migrate on your production server. If you want to automate adding your development database records to

问题 I am currently developing some software on my local machine. For the sake of this question, lets call the software StackOverflow . I have the below pages C:\sites\StackOverflow\index.php C:\sites\StackOverflow\content\page1.php C:\sites\StackOverflow\content\page2.php C:\sites\StackOverflow\content\page3.php In my current environment going to http://localhost/StackOverflow/index.php works successfully. And the URL's I've written for the content pages would look similar to http://localhost

问题 I try deploy Sharepoint WSP projects using PowerShell Remoting. See https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/44880/powershell-remoting-sharepoint-2010-error Solution is configure CredSSP for Sharepoint. But Microsoft says: Caution: Credential Security Service Provider (CredSSP) authentication, in which the user's credentials are passed to a remote computer to be authenticated, is designed for commands that require authentication on more than one resource, such as accessing a remote

问题 As socket.io 2.0 is not backward-compatible (https://socket.io/blog/socket-io-2-0-0/) I'm curious what is the suggested procedure of production upgrade. The problem is there are many people connected to a server when deployment takes place, and after deployment is completed they are still most likely using old socket.io client trying to reconnect. Backward-incompatibility in my case (1.4.5 -> 2.0) turns out to be pretty troublesome as old client keeps sending handshake requests at an insane

问题 I want to configure production environment in my app (using create-react-app). Maybe it's a silly question to ask because I'm searching and there are lots of articles about this but none of this helped me. Also, I used codes in create-react-app here(production) and here(development) but still not working. For server side, I'm using node and all API are working well with development mode in react. but when I'm using production mode It's not working. It's just returning SyntaxError: Unexpected

问题 This app is deployed on heroku and uses asset_sync gem with s3 to serve assets. I want to run my rails server in production locally to test out things before deployment to heroku. When I run rake assets:precompile My local machine uploads files to my s3 bucket (all works fine) but I also notice assets are precompiled in my local public folder. Precompiling on S3 and locally seems redundant, sometimes I want the assets precompiled to just S3, other times I may want to run a local production

问题 I am working on an ASP.NET MVC 4 in C# project which works very well on my local development server. However, when I push it to my production server, a particular page gives a 500 internal server error. However, the error I get is no more helpful than "An error occurred while processing your request". How can I force ASP.NET to display a more helpful error, even if it is the yellow screen of death? Thank you for your time. 回答1: Yes, there's a Yellow Screen of Death. You can force it to

问题 I'm having a strange problem: I'm running my server in production mode, everything is fine, but I keep getting error messages like they appear in development mode. So for example instead of a 404 page, I'm getting "No route matches "/foo" with {:method=>:get}". Also "exception notifier" stopped sending exceptions. I put <%= "Environment: #{RAILS_ENV}" %> into a view, to double-check I am definitly in production mode, which is true. Never had this before. I'm on rails 2.3.8 on a shared server,

问题 I have a Rails 5 application which I was planning to deploy on Linux, but because we needed some access very specific Windows-only software, I need to deploy it on Windows Server 2012 R2. My software stack (or mix) was supposed to be Nginx/Puma/Rails/PostgreSQL/Redis. Everything installs for me on Windows except Puma, and the Rails documentation says that I need Puma for ActionCable. How do I get Puma to run on Windows? I have seen and tried snippets of things to try, and I have also seen and

问题 I would like / have to manage some settings in ZF1 style and provide the view with the infomation about the current environment. /config/application.config.php return array( ... 'module_listener_options' => array( ... 'config_glob_paths' => array('config/autoload/{,*.}{global,local}.php') ) ); /config/autoload/env.local.php return array( // allowed values: development, staging, live 'environment' => 'development' ); In a common view script I can do it over the controller, since the