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npme-unknown

v2.0.1

Published

npmE one-step-install for Centos 6.5

Downloads

13

Readme

npmE Unknown OS Install Flow

This module does as much as it possibly can, to bootstrap an npmE installation on an unknown OS.

Prerequisites

  1. Your must have npm 2.x.x+ and Node 0.10.x installed on the server.
  2. You must have Ansible 1.6+ installed on the server.
  3. You must have Redis 2+ installed on the server.
  4. You must have CouchDB 1.5+ installed on the server.
  5. You must have nginx installed on the server.

Production Notes

It's preferrable that you run on one of npm Enterprise's suppored platforms, which include:

  • Ubuntu Trusty.
  • Centos 6.5

OSX

This installer can be used to bootstrap npmE on OSX for testing:

brew install couchdb
brew install nginx
brew install redis
sudo bash
git clone https://github.com/npm/npme.git
cd npme
node ./bin/npme.js install --user your-username --group staff
  • once you've run the installer restart CouchDB and nginx.
  • run the bin /etc/npme/bin/install-couch-app.sh top populate the CouchDB app.