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# Userland Cloud

This is the code used to run [https://userland.tech](https://userland.tech)

Visit [userland.tech](https://userland.tech) to find out more

# Setting Up

The Userland Cloud nomad cluster requires a loopback alias in order to communicate
with containers running on the MacOS version of docker.

If you are running on a Mac, you can create this loopback alias at
172.16.123.1 by running `task setup_net`

If you are running locally, you will need to set the sshendpoint in your `.punch.toml`
file to this address as well.

This step is not necessary for running on Linux - but you will probably need
to change the `SEA_HOST` environment variable to your local IP.

1. You will need a dockerhub account to run the app.
2. Create a virtualenv (using pyenv) called "userland" based on Python 3.7.0
3. Install go-task via homebrew
4. Run `task setup_db setup_net`
5. Run the tests `docker-compose run web pytest`

# Common Commands

## Run Flask Shell

`docker-compose run -e "FLASK_APP=app:create_app('development')" web python -m flask shell`

## Exec into a container

Most of the containers do not have bash so you'll need to use regular old sh.

`docker ps` -> note the _container id_
`docker exec -it /bin/sh`

# Deploying Userland Cloud

Contributors and Userland Cloud Developers

1. Spin up a pushbutton environment using Grid.
2. Login to the Pushbutton VPN
3. Cd into the deploy directory and create a Userland Cloud workspace with the _same
name_ as your Pusbutton
4. Push a release to Docker Hub - for development it will deploy a tag with
your branch name. If you're on master, it will create a tag release.
5. task deploy WORKSPACE=
- If you are on master it will create new tags incremented by 0.0.1 and
release those
- You can specify a version using the VER variable.