web-deployment

We love RequireJS and AMD during development, where we can edit a module, hit reload in our browser, and immediately see the result. But when it comes time to concatenate our modules into a single file for production deployment, there apparently has to be an AMD loader still present, whether that loader is RequireJS itself or its smaller partner “almond” as explained here: http://requirejs.org/docs/faq-optimization.html#wrap My confusion is: why is a loader necessary at all? Unless you have very unusual circumstances that make it necessary for you to make require() calls inside of your modules

I have limited experience deploying Node.js apps -- how can I deploy a Sails.js app to Heroku? I've heroku login ed and heroku create d my app already. Jérémie Parker You should check out this github repo : heroku-sails It should get you started with sailsjs on heroku There is a discussion around this particular github repo here on the sails.js google group These are also resources that can help you get your app running : Sails Deployment Guide An answer of sails.js author to the same question I want to prevent any confusion for those who are familiar to node deployment on heroku. There are a

I need to deploy many instances of the same LAMP (or LEMP) application : each instance will be accessible from a subdomain, with front loadbalancer/ proxy each instance must have its own db data and files data. each instance might be monitored memory limit / cpu might be set per app instance easy to automate the deployment of an new webapp instance environment might be easily reproducible for test and development. Application requires : dameon processes ( Nginx , MariaDB , PHPFPM ) binaries ( composer , bower , ...) other systems specific libs & config After reading Docker documentation and

MEAN.JS stack proposes the "grunt build" task for preparing application to Production. Unfortunately there is a lack of information about next steps. Actually it's not clear how to deploy the application to production and how to launch it. Question #1 What must be configured in the project in addition to changes in the config/env/production.js? E.g. how to work with custom fonts? Question #2 Ok. The code deployed to Production (via Git, rsync, etc). Is it enough to run it as $NODE_ENV=production node server.js& Roman Podlinov I recommend to do the following steps for deployment to production

I am working on website for my school project. But I came across with a problem. I display a header in every page. One of my header contains login form and other one contains username, search bar, etc.. The questions is, there are 3 pages; faq, contact, about. And I want to show them either user is logged in or not. But the headers are problem. I want user to see the header-after-login if user is logged in if not I wanna show header-before-login. I have the code any everything. I need a way or a logic to fix this issue. Thank you. There's probably a million and one ways to solve this, and I'm

I have a MVC5 application. When I run it on my localhost everything works without any errors. When I publish my app then I transfer it to Windows Server 2016, I put the files in wwwroot in the IIS folder and I link everything to create a new website in IIS. I then run the website and it works. I get my javascript code to work, but when I go and run my ‘ajax’ methods I get an 404 error and in the function I cannot find my controller action so the method will work. Here is my actual error: xxx.xxx.xx x.219/Parts/DoPartBookFunc?bookval=8 404 (Not Found), Failed to load resource: the server

I was trying to deploy the simplest project on Google Cloud platform. The quickstart project can be found here . Locally it works without issues. However it gets more complicated to get it working on Google Cloud. I know there are a lot of other providers like Heroku with 1-click deployment, but I found it weird that it's not so easy to do it with Google service. App.yaml runtime: nodejs env: flex Package.json - as provided in quickstart project here The first error I get while deploying (gclould app deploy): angular-quickstart@1.0.0 start /app tsc && concurrently "tsc -w" "lite-server" sh: 1:

I am trying to configure nginx to serve the static content for my django project on a remote VPS. I'm using the following configuration for my nginx instance: server { server_name myVPSip; access_log off; location /static/ { alias /usr/local/pcat/static/; } location / { proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8001; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $server_name; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; add_header P3P 'CP="ALL DSP COR PSAa PSDa OUR NOR ONL UNI COM NAV"'; } } I created the config file in ../nginx/sites-available/ , linked it to /sites-enabled/ , and restarted nginx however when I hit myip