This repo contains various utilities for Atlas.
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Set up configuration variables in .env file. Make sure to use the staging credentials.
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Install (if necessary) and start the redis server.
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Start the app using "shotgun" (or whatever)
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Start the workers using "rake resque:work QUEUE=\*"
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Set up the environment variables using "heroku config:add". Be sure to use production variables.
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Add "Redis to go"
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Scale the app "heroku ps:scale web=2 worker=1"
O’Reilly uses godaddy as a DNS and cert provider. Installing certs from GoDaddy require an extra step on Heroku that is not covered in their otherwise excellent docs. This post, Setup A GoDaddy SSL Certificate on Heroku , explains it pretty well, but the meat of it is that you have to concatenate the crt file from GoDaddy with the gd_bundle.crt file they provide, like this:
cat atlas-utilities.oreilly.com.crt gd_bundle.crt > combined.crt
You then have to use this combined file as your certificate:
heroku certs:add combined.crt atlas-utilities.oreilly.com.key
If you don’t do this, you’ll keep getting this error:
Resolving trust chain... failed ! No certificate given.
Finally, you have to have IT set up a CNAME to point to the new endpoint. The important thing to remember is that you have to give them the SSL endpoint, which you can get from the command "heroku certs":
$ heroku certs Endpoint Common Name(s) Expires Trusted ------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------- ------- tokyo-5211.herokussl.com atlas-utilities.oreilly.com, www.atlas-utilities.oreilly.com 2016-07-03 18:56 UTC True
You won’t be able to access the app until the CNAME is set up. O’Reilly runs its own DNS server, so we set up the CNAME in a a mysql database. It should look like this:
+-------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------+------+------+--------------------------+ | id | domain_id | name | type | ttl | prio | content | +-------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------+------+------+--------------------------+ | 14108 | 70 | atlas-utilities.oreilly.com | CNAME | NULL | NULL | tokyo-5211.herokussl.com | +-------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------+------+------+--------------------------+
Closing off the app on port 80. I need to figure out is this is a backdoor if we only want this to go through port 443
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