A dashboard to visualize a small/medium system status
Install mysql and mysql development package.
#for debian, ubuntu, mint etc.
apt-get update
apt-get install mysql-server libmysqlclient-dev
Prepare gems, databases, seed data. If mysql is located at your
Copy the contains of config/env.sh.example to a new file called env.sh. Change the values if necessary. It's used to provide environmental variables.
bundle install
env SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rake db:create:all
env SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rake db:migrate
env SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rake db:seed
env SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rackup
For Development(to automatically restart the server after making a change)
env SYSOPIA=config/env.sh rerun rackup
Sysopia now should run in development mode and show graphs with fake data at http://localhost:9292
For debugging you can run
SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rake console
When code's version is ready to be upgraded
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Change version number at lib/sysopia/version.rb
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Add record to CHANGELOG.md file
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Run rake release
SYSOPIA=config/env.sh bundle exec rake release
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Go to production branch and merge it with master. This step will also generate new Docker image at Docker Hub
