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[Martin Mrazik <martin.mrazik@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi,

I wasn't able to resurrect the VM but I've created a new one.
You need to use 10.55.60.54 instead of 10.55.60.168.

It has the default django, "hello world" app running as well as
postgresql installed.

Thanks,

Martin

On 03/21/2012 07:09 PM, Martin Mrazik wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> The canonistack instance is down. I'm trying to make it alive
> again but I fear I'll need to create a new instance. I'll keep you
> posted.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Martin
> 
> On 03/19/2012 04:16 PM, Martin Mrazik wrote:
>> Hi,
> 
>> just to follow-up on our meeting today.
> 
>> The canonistack host now has postgresql installed and the user 
>> django is in the admin group (so you can sudo and change/install 
>> whatever you need). I didn't create any database.
> 
>> Thanks,
> 
>> Martin
> 
>> On 03/06/2012 05:00 PM, Martin Mrazik wrote:
>>> Hi All,
> 
>>> On our last Quality Dashboard meeting we were looking for a 
>>> playground where we can develop the quality dashboard. I 
>>> suggested to use canonistack instance with a private IP for
>>> this purpose and it seems this approach works and it is not so
>>> hard to set it up.
> 
>>> If you are interested in the Dashboard development feel free to
>>>  follow the steps below[1] to see a running django app there 
>>> (currently it only displays "It worked!" -- the default page of
>>>  empty project).
> 
>>> If you want to know how I created the VM instance, ping me and
>>> I can provide details. It is actually quite easy :-)
> 
>>> Thanks,
> 
>>> Martin
> 
> 
>>> [1]
> 
>>> 0. You need shell account on chinstrap.canonical.com. If you 
>>> don't have one you will need to ask IS.
> 
>>> 1. add the following to your ~/.ssh/config. Note that you need 
>>> to change the "$YOUR_CHINSTRAP_LOGIN" to your real chinstrap 
>>> login. -----snip----- Host 10.55.60.* ProxyCommand ssh 
>>> $YOUR_CHINSTRAP_LOGIN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx nc -q0 %h %p 
>>> -----snip-----
> 
>>> 2. ssh -L 8000:10.55.60.168:8000 django@10.55.60.168 password:
>>>  "django"
> 
>>> The command above will create a tunnel to the private IP via 
>>> chinstrap. One end of the tunel is localhost:8000. The other
>>> end is 10.55.60.168:8000 where django server is running.
> 
>>> 3. with your browser go to http://localhost:8000 You should see
>>>  (that is the django instance running on 10.55.60.168): 
>>> -----snip----- It worked! Congratulations on your first 
>>> Django-powered page. -----snip----- The server is running in 
>>> screen so if you do "screen -r" you can start/stop it (or even 
>>> add some django code).
> 
>>> Thanks,
> 
>>> Martin
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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