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Runtime environment for RescueMe

Kenneth Gulbrandsøy edited this page Aug 6, 2015 · 7 revisions

RescueMe requires a runtime environment, typically a Linux, Windows or OSX server with the LAMP stack installed. Developers need this runtime environment to test and debug RescueMe. They could manually install a LAMP stack on their development machines, but this is time-consuming and error-prone. A better solution is to provide a ready-made runtime environment, which developers can run on a host of their choice. This is only possible using visualization software like VirtualBox. which is free, and runs both Windows, Linux, Macintosh.

Creating and configuring lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments is a complex task in it self. Luckily, there is a free and available tool for this also, called Vagrant. Vagrant use base boxes containing all the data necessary to import and build a virtualized development environment.

The guides below describe common developer tasks in a step-by-step manner.

###Guides

  • [Create vagrant box for RescueMe](Create vagrant box for RescueMe)
  • [Deploy vagrant box for RescueMe](Deploy vagrant box for RescueMe)
  • [Update vagrant box for RescueMe](Update vagrant box for RescueMe)
  • [Use vagrant box for RescueMe](Use vagrant box for RescueMe)