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David Zuelke
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Transcript
HEROKU IN FIVE MINUTES BattleHack Venice 2015
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Platform-as-a-Service
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Sign up for free at heroku.com!
FAST AND EASY DEPLOYS Sync from Dropbox, GitHub, or the
code on your computer.
Demo
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FORKING APPS $ heroku fork -‐-‐from sourceapp -‐-‐to targetapp
Creating fork targetapp... done Copying slug... done Adding heroku-‐postgresql:dev... done Creating database backup from sourcapp... .. done Restoring database backup to targetapp... .. done Copying config vars... done Fork complete, view it at http://targetapp.herokuapp.com/
“The Twelve-Factor App”
12factor.net
II. DEPENDENCIES Applications have explicitly declared dependencies.
II. DEPENDENCIES Applications have explicitly declared dependencies. $ cat composer.json
{ "require": { "php": ">=5.3.3", "ext-‐mcrypt": "*", "symfony/symfony": "~2.4.6", "twig/extensions": "~1.0", "symfony/monolog-‐bundle": "~2.4" } } $ cat package.json { "dependencies": { "express": "~4.9.x", "cool-‐ascii-‐faces": "~1.3.x" }, "engines": { "node": "0.10.x" } }
do not check your dependencies into Git
III. CONFIGURATION Store config in the environment.
III. CONFIGURATION Store config in the environment. Assumption: same code
but different configuration per deployment target
III. CONFIGURATION Store config in the environment. $smtp = parse_url(getenv('SMTP_GATEWAY_URL'));
$transport = Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance( $smtp['host'], $smtp['port'] ) -‐>setUsername($smtp['user']) -‐>setPassword($smtp['pass']) ; Assumption: same code but different configuration per deployment target $ heroku config:set SMTP_GATEWAY_URL=\ smtp://joecool:
[email protected]
:827
do not hardcode config vars, they might change suddenly!
VI. PROCESSES heroku-‐python-‐app $ cat Procfile worker: python worker.py
web: gunicorn hello:app heroku-‐node-‐app $ cat Procfile worker: node worker.js web: node index.js heroku-‐ruby-‐app $ cat Procfile worker: env TERM_CHILD=1 bundle exec rake resque:work web: bundle exec unicorn -‐p $PORT -‐c ./config/unicorn.rb heroku-‐php-‐app $ cat Procfile worker: php background.php web: vendor/bin/heroku-‐php-‐apache2 # or heroku-‐php-‐nginx
SCALING
SCALING $ heroku ps:scale web=5 Scaling dynos... done, now
running web at 5:1X. $ heroku ps === web (1X): `bundle exec unicorn -‐p $PORT` web.1: starting 2014/11/05 20:36:39 (~ 4s ago) web.2: starting 2014/11/05 20:36:39 (~ 4s ago) web.3: starting 2014/11/05 20:36:39 (~ 4s ago) web.4: starting 2014/11/05 20:36:38 (~ 4s ago) web.5: starting 2014/11/05 20:36:38 (~ 4s ago) === worker (Free): `bundle exec stalk worker.rb` worker.1: up for 1m $ heroku ps:scale web=1 Scaling dynos... done, now running web at 1:1X.
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ADD-ONS
your app needs a relational database
your app needs a document database
your app needs an email gateway
your app needs a search engine
your app needs an analytics engine
your app needs a log storage
your app needs... add-ons!
$ heroku addons:create heroku-‐postgresql
$ heroku addons:create heroku-‐redis
$ heroku addons:create mongolab
$ heroku addons:create memcachier
$ heroku addons:create foundelasticsearch
$ heroku addons:create cloudamqp
$ heroku addons:create papertrail
$ heroku addons:create newrelic
$ heroku addons:create sendgrid
$ heroku addons:create pusher
150+ ADD-ONS, USE THEM! http://elements.heroku.com/
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GOOD LUCK!
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The End
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Questions? Ask me: @dzuelke &
[email protected]