v0.2.0beta2 mu

Switch to platform.mu repository
Move credentials to BOK
Still need to mu-ify applications other than geoshape and geonode

eCAP MultiUser

Reliably deploys with eCAP MultiUser masters
Baskets of kittens modified to work with class changes from CAP to ECAP
Will need to adjust once more when eCAP gets its (final) name

Consume DOUGN tags

Drive the git pulls from DOUGN by the rogue tag. Can modify attributes for individual differences at need.

Switch to DOUGN

Pulls from master on DOUGN repostory, tested successful runs

v0.1.2-alpha PostGres 9.4

PostGres 9.4 to keep GeoShape working after what looks like a bad commit to the 9.3 repo
Ami's changes and enhancements to OpenGeo

v0.1.1-alpha

Pre-holiday working release advertised to GeoCloud team.

Deploy style involves creating VPC in one deploy as a utility then deploying to it as a target, because it's being developed in an old-style EC2 classic account without a default VPC

So style is:
cap-deploy -n /opt/ecap/geocloud-ecap/applications/vpc/dev_only.json -p azskip=us-east-1a > ~/vpcdeploy.out
then

cap-deploy /opt/ecap/geocloud-ecap/applications/geoshape_geonode/master.json -p azskip=us-east-1a -p deploy_id=INFSTR-DEV-2014121617-BU

Where INFSTR-DEV-2014121617-BU or its equivalent is the utility VPC created in the first deploy.

The utility VPCs are reusable

This tag was created targeting an old commit.

v0.1.0-alpha

Works at all.

• Must target ubuntu
• After second chef run will fail on postgres9.1 installed. Manually ssh in and remove it, purge, rerun chef client
• Requires all AZs to be working
• Requires two vaults, each with items as follows:

knife vault create geoshape_geonode geoshape_os '{"username": "rogue", "password": "somepass"}'
knife vault create geoshape_geonode unison_os '{"username": "unison", "password": "somepass"}'

Invoke like this:
cap-deploy -n -v /opt/ecap/geocloud-ecap/applications/geoshape_geonode/master.json -p ubuntu=true -p azskip=us-east-1a

After the autoscale fails, remove postgres9.1 and rerun client, e.g.

sudo apt-get remove postgresql-9.1
sudo apt-get purge postgresql-9.1
sudo chef-client -l info