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First steps

  1. Open a free trial account on Platform.sh
  2. Create an empty project
  3. Install the Platform.sh CLI

Setup

  1. Generate a repo from the template starting point at https://github.com/platformsh-examples/django
  2. Clone the repo locally
  3. platform project:list
  4. platform project:set-remote PROJECT_ID
  5. Create a GitHub API token
  6. Setup the integration using the token
  7. View the failed build in console.

Platformify

  1. cat steps/routes.yaml .platform
  2. cat steps/services.yaml .platform
  3. cat steps/app.yaml .platform.app.yaml
  4. git add . && git commit -m "Platformify Django"
  5. git push origin main
  6. View the production build
  7. View reused build/build+deploy steps
  8. platform ssh
  9. python manage.py generate_fake_data

Upgrade to 3.10

  1. Create a branch on GitHub to view data inheritance called test
  2. git checkout -b bumppy
  3. s/type: python:3.9/type: python: 3.10
  4. git add . && git commit -m "Upgrade to Python 3.10"
  5. git push origin bumpy
  6. Open a pull request to activate
  7. Merge
  8. git merge bumppy

Sanitizing data

  1. git checkout main
  2. git checkout -b sanitize
  3. platform ssh -e main 'echo $PLATFORM_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE'
  4. platform ssh -e test 'echo $PLATFORM_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE'
  5. platform ssh
  6. echo $PLATFORM_RELATIONSHIPS
  7. echo $PLATFORM_RELATIONSHIPS | base64 --decode | jq
  8. DB_USER=$(echo $PLATFORM_RELATIONSHIPS | base64 --decode | jq -r '.database[0].username')
  9. Exit the session
  10. cp steps/sanitize.sh .
  11. chmod +x sanitize.sh
  12. git add . && git commit -m "Sanitize non-production environments"
  13. git push origin sanitize
  14. Open a pull request to activate
  15. View the now sanitized data
  16. Merge