web-deployment

问题 I got to build a Django application recently that has a database and performs some floating-point operations( biopython, alpha-shapes and similar algorithms on crystallographic data from the database ) upon request from the React.js frontend. I was wondering what would be the best way to deploy something like this long term and how the two codebases would communicate with each other ( runs well on localhost as of now ). I've come across a few suggestions like digital ocean for django and

问题 I have src files and dist/ folder in my azure website project. project |- src/ |- dist/ The default behavior uploads all the files inside of the project, i.e. both src and dist. website |- src/ |- dist/ I want to keep the website clean, only with dist files in it. website |- dist/ It would be even better if I can map the dist folder to the website. website |- all the files |- in dist folder What should I do? I know I can only publish one specific folder by right-clicking on the folder and

问题 there seems to be a strange problem with the deployment of my app on heroku on cedar stack where my node process doesn't even get called my Procfile is as follows: web: node web.js and my package.json file: { "name": "fuuzik", "version": "0.0.1", "dependencies": { "express": "3.x", "jade":"*", "mime-magic":"*" }, "engines": { "node": "0.8.x", "npm": "1.1.x" } } So after i commit and push heroku detects it's a node app fine and builds my dependancies correctly and even says that it deployed ..

问题 I am unaware of any azure / visual studio tool that would track changes in the wwwroot folder and update a correlating blob storage container (or any other option) I am not sure if this can be part of a publishing profile configuration, or the task list window. I am not familiar with powershell so an example would be needed if that is the only solution. If the solution is a script than I would need to know how to tie it into the publish or build process. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 I am trying to deploy a Django App and for some reason, I keep getting this error. It seems to me that Django is not installed but it also errors when installing. Thank you for the help on this. I am deploying on Amazon EC2 (venv) ubuntu@ip----:~/quotes$ pip install Django Collecting Django Using cached Django-2.0.tar.gz Complete output from command python setup.py egg_info: Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in File "/tmp/pip-build-ceP6se/Django/setup.py", line 32, in

问题 I have an ASP.NET MVC 4 project using .NET 4.5 that I am trying to publish to IIS 7.0 using Visual Studio 2012. When I debug the application in IIS Express everything works wonderfully. When I publish it to the server, the MVC requests return 404. I have a few aspx pages on the site and they all work fine. Below is my routing scheme. It is boilerplate code: routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.MapRoute( name: "Default", url: "{controller}/{action}/{id}", defaults: new {

问题 I am trying to determine a good way to handle web.config files that differ between environments. My workstation, development server, staging server, and production server have slightly different settings in the web.config file. I would like to keep the different web.config files under version control. In addition to the the history, it makes moving files between servers easy. What is the best way to handle this situation? Here is my current strategy/procedure: My project contains 4

问题 I am trying to determine a good way to handle web.config files that differ between environments. My workstation, development server, staging server, and production server have slightly different settings in the web.config file. I would like to keep the different web.config files under version control. In addition to the the history, it makes moving files between servers easy. What is the best way to handle this situation? Here is my current strategy/procedure: My project contains 4

问题 We have a vendor application that we extend and deploy via ClickOnce. The vendor also provides a 'Deployment Manager' which packages the app and any extensions into a ClickOnce deployment that we publish to a web server. I mention this detail so that it's understood we don't really have great control over changing the deployment process. So, we publish the application to our web server. That works fine, and updates work correctly. On loading the application, it will prompt the user if they

问题 I typically refer to any assets on my site using absolute path so that I don't have to worry about the location of the assets relative to current file. <!-- Using a absolute path. --> <img src="/images/flag.png" /> <!-- Using a relative path. --> <img src="../../../images/flag.png" /> However, this time I need to host the site at a non-root location e.g. http://my-server.com/holiday/ . How would I go about this? I am looking for a solution that doesn't require me to change the path in my