This software offers a deployment system for web apps that integrates Squatting and Continuity. It aims to simplify the deployment process for these types of apps.
App::Vw is a powerful software system that is designed to deploy Squatting web apps using the Continuity backend. The software is modeled after rv, which was a system for deploying Camping applications during the Camping 1.5 era.
Developers would appreciate this app as it allows them to start up a cluster of web servers and place them behind a reverse proxy like nginx, perlbal, or Apache’s mod_proxy_balancer. Overall, this software system is an excellent option for those who have a knack for distributed computing.
If you're looking to use App::VW, the first step is to install the system. The installation process is simple, just run the sudo vw install command. Once installed, the next step involves setting up some apps, which will be managed by the system. Navigate to the specified directory and run the command: cd /path/to/squatting/app sudo vw setup App --port=5000 --cluster-size=1 vi vw_harness.pl
Furthermore, the startup and shutdown processes for the system are simple too. To start the app, run sudo /etc/init.d/vw start, and to stop the app, run sudo /etc/init.d/vw stop. Those who use Debian-derived systems can configure the system to start up at boot time with the command: sudo update-rc.d vw defaults. However, to disable it from starting up at boot, run the command: sudo update-rc.d -f vw remove.
Finally, the system even allows for the easy monitoring of syslog output. For Debian-derived systems, running the command sudo tail -f /var/log/user.log, will allow you to watch vw's syslog output. Overall, App::VW is an excellent system to deploy Squatting web apps.
Developers would appreciate this app as it allows them to start up a cluster of web servers and place them behind a reverse proxy like nginx, perlbal, or Apache’s mod_proxy_balancer. Overall, this software system is an excellent option for those who have a knack for distributed computing.
If you're looking to use App::VW, the first step is to install the system. The installation process is simple, just run the sudo vw install command. Once installed, the next step involves setting up some apps, which will be managed by the system. Navigate to the specified directory and run the command: cd /path/to/squatting/app sudo vw setup App --port=5000 --cluster-size=1 vi vw_harness.pl
Furthermore, the startup and shutdown processes for the system are simple too. To start the app, run sudo /etc/init.d/vw start, and to stop the app, run sudo /etc/init.d/vw stop. Those who use Debian-derived systems can configure the system to start up at boot time with the command: sudo update-rc.d vw defaults. However, to disable it from starting up at boot, run the command: sudo update-rc.d -f vw remove.
Finally, the system even allows for the easy monitoring of syslog output. For Debian-derived systems, running the command sudo tail -f /var/log/user.log, will allow you to watch vw's syslog output. Overall, App::VW is an excellent system to deploy Squatting web apps.
What's New
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