Opendevelop Private Installation

You can easily build a private installation of Opendevelop and give your users the chance to run code in the cloud.

Opendevelop is a Django project which dispatches the requests to the docker servers. So an opendevelop installation should have one web server and multiple docker servers.

Install

OpenDevelop is being developed using Ubuntu and until it reaches a more stable state, the documentation will assume you are installing it on an Ubuntu machine, preferably Ubuntu 13.10 or greater.

At first you should clone the Opendevelop public repository.

git clone git@github.com:sourceLair/opendevelop.git

Before running the installer make sure you have rabbitmq-server install. If you do not have it installed you can run

sudo apt-get install rabbitmq-server

on your terminal to install it.

Next thing to do is run the install script as a root user from the root directory of opendevelop.

sudo python install/installer.py

Last thing is to create the OpenDevelop models into the database. To do that you have to run the following two commands, from within the manage.py directory.

./manage.py syncdb
./manage.py migrate

Starting the service

In order to get OpenDevelop up and running you need to start the Celery and the Django server from the command line, from within the manage.py directory, in two different Bash sessions.

./manage.py runserver

./manage.py celeryd