Install OpenOrchestra with vagrant¶

Open Orchestra is composed of three projects : open-orchestra which is the CMS Back Office and open-orchestra-front-demo which is the Front Office part that will display the sites and pages created in the CMS Back Office and open-orchestra-media-demo which will display the images loaded in the CMS Back Office.

For developers, we provide a Vagrant-powered environment with provisioning so you get minimal setup actions to do.

Install Vagrant¶

The project is running on a Vagrant virtual environment built on VirtualBox to be production ready. For more information about Vagrant installation, you can see ` Vagrant installation documentation <https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/>`

Install ansible¶

All the project server configuration is going to be handled by ansible.

Our configuration was made for the 1.9.4 version of ansible. It doesn’t work with the version 2 of ansible.

For more information about ansible installation, you can see Ansible installation documentation.

If you need tar.gz archives, you can see this link : https://releases.ansible.com/ansible/

Install nfs server¶

To improve the vagrant box performance, we share the folders with the nfs protocol. You need to install a nfs server instance on your computer.

$ aptitude install nfs-kernel-server

Download Composer¶

Composer is the package manager used by modern PHP applications.

To install composer with curl:

$ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

If you don’t have curl installed, you can also download it with php:

$ php -r "readfile('https://getcomposer.org/installer');" | php

see Download Composer

Install OpenOrchestra¶

Install the different open-orchestra part using composer:

$ ./composer.phar create-project open-orchestra/open-orchestra ./open-orchestra -s stable --ignore-platform-reqs --no-scripts 1.1.x
$ ./composer.phar create-project open-orchestra/open-orchestra-front-demo ./open-orchestra-front-demo -s stable --ignore-platform-reqs --no-scripts 1.1.x
$ ./composer.phar create-project open-orchestra/open-orchestra-media-demo ./open-orchestra-media-demo -s stable --ignore-platform-reqs --no-scripts 1.1.x

Clone the provisioning repository in another folder :

$ git clone https://github.com/open-orchestra/open-orchestra-provision.git --branch=1.1

Install roles from ansible-galaxy¶

Go into open-orchestra-provisioning directory and install roles needed to launch the box:

$ ansible-galaxy install --role-file=galaxy.yml

Override the dns redirection¶

In the /etc/hosts file of your computer add the following lines :

168.33.10   admin.openorchestra.1-1.dev
168.33.10   demo.openorchestra.1-1.dev
168.33.10   media.openorchestra.1-1.dev

Launch the box¶

In the open-orchestra directory, when you launch the box, it will take some time to :

Import the base box
Launch it
Run all the provisioning scripts

$ vagrant up

Install the assets¶

We are using npm to manage some server side javascript libraries and bower to manage the client side libraries

Connect to the vagrant box using vagrant ssh

Finalise the composer installation in each project

$ cd /var/www/openorchestra && composer run-script post-install-cmd
$ cd /var/www/front-openorchestra && composer run-script post-install-cmd
$ cd /var/www/media-openorchestra && composer run-script post-install-cmd

Then go in the Back Office project directory inside the box

$ cd /var/www/openorchestra

Launch the grunt command to generate all assets

$ ./bin/grunt

Load the fixtures¶

In the symfony project directory /var/www/openorchestra you can load the fixtures provided :

$ php app/console orchestra:mongodb:fixtures:load --type=production --env=prod

Now you can log on http://admin.openorchestra.1-1.dev/login with username=admin and password=admin for the CMS and see the result on http://demo.openorchestra.1-1.dev.

All the images will be visible on the http://media.openorchestra.1-1.dev url.