Put Joomla in the cloud with Red Hat Openshift Joomladay Italia 2011 - Firenze

1. Edoardo Schepis JBoss Solution Architect Red Hat Joomla! in the Cloud with OpenShift

2. Platform-as-a-Service

3. Business Value of PaaS RAPID DEPLOYMENT ELASTIC SCALING PAY-AS-YOU-GROW FOCUS ON THE APP NOT THE INFRASTRUCTURE

5. Supports multiple frameworks, languages, and middleware

6. Fast on-ramp to the cloud...upload code and go!

8. Fastest on-ramp to the cloud

9. Easy-to-use command-line tools

10. Java, PHP , Perl, Python & Ruby

11. MySQL & SQLite

12. Deploy & update via Git

13. Shared-hosting model

14. Linux Control Groups (cgroups)

15. SELinux-based security

17. Browser-based UI

18. Java EE (EE6, jruby, jython, ...) and PHP

19. JBoss, Tomcat, Apache

20. MySQL, MongoDB, Memcached, Membase

21. Cloud server provisioning

22. Application deployment, versioning & rollback

23. Performance monitoring

24. Log management

25. Auto-scaling

26. OpenShift Express and Flex

28. Create a subdomain

29. Create an application

30. Add application files

31. Commit changes

32. Deploy to the cloud

33. Step 1: Sign Up openshift.com/try-it

34. Step 2: Install the Client Tools > Download openshift.repo > Move openshift.repo to yum.repos.d > Install the client tools $ sudo mv ~Downloads/openshift.repo /etc/yum.repos.d/ $ sudo yum install rhc > Fedora / RHEL: > The rest (OSX, Ubuntu, Cygwin): > gem install rhc Requires 'ruby' and 'gem' http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubygems

35. Step 3: Create Joomladay Domain > Use the rhc-create-domain command > OR use the Express console $ rhc-create-domain -n joomladay -l <openshiftlogin>

36. $ git remote add upstream -m master git://github.com/openshift/joomla-example.git $ git pull -s recursive -X theirs upstream master * You can also use appstream from github/openshift repo Step 4: Create joomlacloud Application > Name your app and define its type > Add MySQL support $ rhc-create-app -a joomlacloud -t php-5.3 -l <openshiftlogin> $ git add -A > Commit your changes $ git commit -a -m “JoomlaDay: Joomla goes in the cloud!” > Unzip Joomla in ./joomlacloud/php and add it to the local Git repository* $ rhc-ctl-app -a joomlacloud -e add-mysql-5.1 -l <openshiftlogin>

37. Step 5: Deploy to the Cloud > Push the local Git repo to Express > Congratulations, your app is in the cloud! $ git push

39. Provision cloud servers

40. Build stack

41. Upload application code

42. Configure components

43. Deploy application

44. Versioning and Rollbacks

45. Performance monitoring

46. Log management

47. Auto-scaling

48. Step 1: Login > Log into Flex

49. Step 2: Setup your Cloud Account > Try it for free! > OR input your credentials

50. Step 3: Create a Cluster > Click “Add Cluster” > Define your cluster > Check cluster creation status in “Events” view

51. Step 4: Cluster and Server Views > “Cluster” view > “Server” view

52. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Click “Add Application” in the “Applications” view > Name and version your app

53. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Click on your app > Select components

54. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Upload application code

55. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Configure components

56. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Review changes and deploy

57. Step 5: Deploy an Application > Congratulations, your app is in the cloud!

58. Step 6: Performance Monitoring > Cluster to transaction-level monitoring > Point-in-time and compare

59. Step 7: Log Management > Component and application log archiving > Search logs regardless of current state or size of cluster

60. Step 8: Auto-Scaling > Click on “Auto-Scaling” tab > Define scaling strategy

63. Forums: http://www.redhat.com/openshift/forums