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Well we have something in common then!\n\n## Installation Procedure\n\n### Step 1. Fork this Repository\n\nOf course you'll need a github account, but then if you're here you probably have one.\n\nYou need to fork your own Git Repository URI so that you can add a Deploy Key in a few steps.\n\n### Step 2. Add the Application to Your EY AppCloud Account\n\n  1. Click on **Applications** under Server Tools on the left.\n  2. Then look for the **Add a New Application** button in the top right.  Click on that.\n  3. Give the Application Name of \"**wordpress**\".\n  4. Copy and paste your **Git Repository URI**, you just forked in Step 1.\n  5. Change the Application Type to **Rack**.\n  6. The **latest version** of Rack is fine, it's ultimately irrelevant.\n  7. Click the **Create application** button to save your app.\n\n### Step 3. Add Your Git Deploy Key to Your Repository's Deploy Key\n\n  1. On your repository's page click on the **Admin** button.\n  2. Then click on **Deploy Keys** under the left hand side.\n  3. Click on **Add another deploy key**.\n  4. Give it a Title like \"**EY AppCloud**\".\n  5. Then paste in the **Key**, and click on the **Add key** button.\n  6. Then switch back to EY AppCloud and click on the **My Deploy Key is in Place** button.\n  7. There are no extra Gems to setup, click the **Next Step** button to proceed to Step 4.\n\n### Step 4. Configure Unix Packages\n\n  1. Enter \"**dev-lang/php**\" in the search.\n  2. Click the **Add -\u003e** button to add PHP to the wordpress application.\n  3. Enter \"**lighttpd**\" in the search.\n  4. Click on **Add -\u003e** button so we get the fcgi processes from the lighttpd package.\n  5. Now we're done configuring the Unix Packages so click on **Go to dashboard**.\n\n### Step 5. Create a New Environment\n\n  1. From the Dashboard, click on the **Create New Environment** button.\n  2. Give your Environment a name, I choose \"**blog**\".\n  3. The rest of the default options are fine, click \"**Create environment**\" to save the settings.\n  4. You then need to choose which Application to add to your Environment.  Choose the **wordpress** application we configured in Steps 2 - 4, by clicking on the \"**Add to blog**\" button.\n  5. The **Choose a Domain Name** dialog appears.  Just click **Save domain name** to proceed.\n\n### Step 6. Boot Your Environment\n\n  1. Click on the **Boot Instances** button for your Environment.\n  2. The default instance size is a High CPU Medium.  If this is more than you need, you can click on **Custom** and choose **Small** from the *Server size* drop-down list.\n  3. In order to setup your DNS later, you'll need to use an IP address.  So make sure to choose **Add IP Address** from the *External Address* drop-down.\n  4. Click **Boot This Configuration** to start the instance.\n\n### Step 7. Meanwhile Back at the CLI\n\nWhile that environment boots, let's get some other things setup.  In order to complete the installation, you'll need to install the `engineyard` rubygem.\n\n`sudo gem install engineyard`\n\nYou also need to have your repository checked out to your local machine, so we can run a couple of commands to upload and run custom chef recipes on your environment.\n\n  * Open your code directory.\n\n`cd ~/code`\n\n  * Run the git command to clone the repository locally.  **USE YOUR REPO**\n\n`git clone git@github.com:\u003cusername\u003e/wordpress.git`\n\n  * Now move into that folder so we can upload the chef recipes.\n\n`cd ~/code/wordpress`\n\n`ey recipes upload`\n\n  * This command will prompt you for your username and password (unless you've used this before).  Enter the same user/pass you use to login to Engine Yard AppCloud.\n  * Then we'll run the custom chef recipes from the CLI to finish it off.\n\n`ey recipes apply`\n\n  * Now log back into EY AppCloud and to deploy your app in Step 8.\n\n### Step 8. Deploy Your Application \u0026 Run Chef\n\n  1. In the Dashboard, click on the **Applications** tab for your environment.\n  2. Click on the **Deploy** link there.\n\n### Step 9. Open Your Wordpress Blog\n\n  1. Now you're ready to click on the **HTTP** link in your environment.\n  2. You can start to setup your Wordpress blog.  Enjoy!\n\n## Explanation of Non-Wordpress Files\n\n    README.markdown  |  You're reading it sonny-jim.\n    Rakefile         |  Tasks to create a cookbook or test for syntax errors.\n    cookbooks/       |  The custom chef recipes folder.\n    deploy/          |  This folder allows for EY AppCloud deploy hooks.\n\nRead the code in the files for more information.  The rest of the files are needed to run Wordpress.\n","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ftimclicks%2Fwordpress","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Ftimclicks%2Fwordpress","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ftimclicks%2Fwordpress/lists"}