This project provides an empty hosted application for the Cloud CMS Virtual Hosting tier.
By being available, it allows the application server to serve requests for externally hosted applications that seek to use the Cloud CMS Application server APIs, controllers and other features.
To launch the app server, you basically need to do the following:
docker run -e "PORT=8080" -p 8080:8080 cloudcms/app-server
This launches the app server on port 8080.
If you have a single set of files you'd like to serve, mount in a public directory.
docker run --volume /dev/public:/var/app/current/public -p 8080:8080 cloudcms/app-server
To take advantage of virtual hosting, you will need to have an on-premise Cloud CMS instance. Provide the following environment variables:
CLOUDCMS_VIRTUAL_HOST_ENABLED=true
CLOUDCMS_VIRTUAL_DRIVER_CLIENT_KEY=
CLOUDCMS_VIRTUAL_DRIVER_CLIENT_SECRET=
CLOUDCMS_VIRTUAL_DRIVER_AUTHGRANT_KEY=
CLOUDCMS_VIRTUAL_DRIVER_AUTHGRANT_SECRET=
These should match the values in your API properties file.
To support SQS notifications, configure the following:
CLOUDCMS_NOTIFICATIONS_ENABLED=true
CLOUDCMS_NOTIFICATIONS_SQS_QUEUE_URL=
CLOUDCMS_NOTIFICATIONS_SQS_ACCESS_KEY=
CLOUDCMS_NOTIFICATIONS_SQS_SECRET_KEY=
CLOUDCMS_NOTIFICATIONS_SQS_REGION=
To support code deployment, configure the following:
CLOUDCMS_NET_GITHUB_USERNAME=
CLOUDCMS_NET_GITHUB_PASSWORD=