Hi Luke,
If your application is something that should go into $PATH, you should
put it into enviroment.systemPackages, e.g. environment.systemPackages =
[ (import /path/to/my/package.nix) ]; On the other hand, if it's
something that only needs to be run by a systemd unit, you'll need to
write your own unit, e.g
systemd.services."my-service" = {
# systemd unit information here...
serviceConfig.ExecStart = "${import
/path/to/my/package.nix}/bin/command arg1 arg2";
};
I can help in more detail if you can describe your specific application
and how it's deployed.
Thanks,
Shea
On 02/11/2013 09:58 AM, Luke Vanderhart wrote:
Hi,
I have a very simple question; I am sure the answer is in the
documentation somewhere, but I am somehow missing it.
I have an application which I am building into a Nix derivation;
everything seems to be working correctly there. I also have Charon
configured to deploy a cluster to EC2, with several packages from
nixpkgs installed; everything also seems to be working fine there.
But it is not apparent to me how to install my derivation on the
deployed machines. I can see how to start it up once it's there, as a
service or using systemd, but I am somehow missing the directive to
actually copy the closure for my application to the server.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks very much,
-Luke
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