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Thanos

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Project deployment tool for Nodejs and AWS.

Requirements

  • nodejs - v4.2.1 or higher
  • npm - v2.14.7 or higher
  • mongodb - v2.6.5 or higher
  • AWS account with Amazon

Optional

  • GitHub account for deployment directly from GitHub

General Local/Server Setup

The easiest way to setup Thanos is from npm with npm install -g thanos command. You can then run thanos -st command to configure the project and install all required dependencies including a default user for Thanos.

  • npm install -g thanos
  • thanos -st

Please have your nodejs, mongodb installed and running.

Development Setup

For development we recommend that Thanos is not installed in a global space. To do this first clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/kublikon/thanos.git and then run the npm install command in the project space. Once Thanos is installed you can configure the default user by running thanos -st -u command from any terminal location.

  • git clone https://github.com/kublikon/thanos.git
  • npm install
  • thanos -st -u

Please have your nodejs, mongodb installed and running.

Configuration

To configure Thanos run thanos -st command in your terminal. You will be prompted for the following information:

  • path to mongodb - including any credentials (ex: mongodb://localhost/thanos - for thanos data storage)
  • random letter/number combination for salt - for encrypting sensitive information
  • AWS account id
  • AWS access key id
  • AWS secret access key
  • AWS bucket
  • AWS region
  • AWS domain

For more information check out the wiki.

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Package last updated on 02 Feb 2016

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