Re: [Freeipa-devel] [RFC] Community Portal - Where to go next?

2015-07-09 Thread Petr Vobornik

On 07/03/2015 06:28 AM, David Kupka wrote:

On 02/07/15 22:07, Drew Erny wrote:

Hi, all,

The core functionality of the community portal is more-or-less complete.
In a local development environment, you can go to a web page, put in
information, and have that information reflected in the FreeIPA server.
There's definitely some polishing needed (for example, there is no
styling to the web pages), but the core functionality is all there.

What I need now is for someone to go through the source code, which can
be found at github.com/dperny/freeipa-communityportal, and let me know
if everything seems sound and sane.

I also, perhaps more importantly, need some help on where to go with
this next. The core functionality is all there, but how I'm going to
deploy this to a live environment is still a bit hazy where I should
start to make that happen. There are many ways to deploy a cherrypy web
application, and I'm not sure which path is best. Or, if deployment
isn't important yet at this stage in the prototype, what should I focus
my efforts on now?

Thanks,

Drew Erny



Hi Drew,
when all the core functionality is done and ready then polish it, pack
it, ship it :-)

IIUC, the community portal is a part of WebUI so I would package it
together, iow in freeipa-server. Or create another package depending on
freeipa-server.



IIRC we discussed it and agreed that it will be a separate application.

I think that it would be nice to deploy it on OpenShift v3.
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Re: [Freeipa-devel] [RFC] Community Portal - Where to go next?

2015-07-02 Thread David Kupka

On 02/07/15 22:07, Drew Erny wrote:

Hi, all,

The core functionality of the community portal is more-or-less complete.
In a local development environment, you can go to a web page, put in
information, and have that information reflected in the FreeIPA server.
There's definitely some polishing needed (for example, there is no
styling to the web pages), but the core functionality is all there.

What I need now is for someone to go through the source code, which can
be found at github.com/dperny/freeipa-communityportal, and let me know
if everything seems sound and sane.

I also, perhaps more importantly, need some help on where to go with
this next. The core functionality is all there, but how I'm going to
deploy this to a live environment is still a bit hazy where I should
start to make that happen. There are many ways to deploy a cherrypy web
application, and I'm not sure which path is best. Or, if deployment
isn't important yet at this stage in the prototype, what should I focus
my efforts on now?

Thanks,

Drew Erny



Hi Drew,
when all the core functionality is done and ready then polish it, pack 
it, ship it :-)


IIUC, the community portal is a part of WebUI so I would package it 
together, iow in freeipa-server. Or create another package depending on 
freeipa-server.


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