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monupco-dotcloud-nodejs

monupco.com registration agent for dotCloud / node.js applications

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Registration agent for monupco.com, preconfigured for dotCloud / Node.js applications.

It compiles a list of installed packages and sends it to monupco.com.

Installing on your dotCloud node.js application

  • Create an account at http://monupco.com

  • Create your Node.js application and push it to dotCloud

  • Configure your Monupco userID. You can get it from https://monupco-otb.rhcloud.com/profiles/mine/

      dotcloud var set <app name> MONUPCO_USER_ID=UserID
    
  • Generate a unique identifier for this application and save the value as environmental variable.

      dotcloud var set <app name> MONUPCO_UUID=`uuidgen`
    
  • Add a dependency in your application's package.json file

      ...
      "dependencies": {
          ...
          "monupco-dotcloud-nodejs": ""
      },
      ...
    
  • Execute the registration script in your postinstall hook. Note: If you are using an "approot" your postinstall script should be in the directory pointed by the “approot” directive of your dotcloud.yml. For more information about postinstall turn to dotCloud documentation.

If a file named postinstall doesn't already exist, create it and add the following:

    #!/bin/sh
    `npm bin`/monupco-dotcloud
  • Make postinstall executable

      chmod a+x postinstall
    
  • Commit your changes (if using git):

      git add .
      git commit -m "enable monupco registration"
    
  • Push your application

      dotcloud push <app name>
    
  • If everything goes well you should see something like:

      19:55:10 [www.0] Running postinstall script...
      19:55:13 [www.0] response:200
      19:55:13 [www.0] Monupco: Success, registered/updated application with id 10
    

Note: While testing the registration code we found out that the Node.js application in dotCloud may not be accessible via http immediately. During that time registration to Monupco may fail! If this happens your application will register the next time you push to dotCloud!

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Package last updated on 12 Jun 2012

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