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This guide starts after the onboarding of a new customer and helps to prepare the GoLive. The tasks in this guide are basically customer-led and can be supported by root360.
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After onboading into the new environment, you will be able to independently move to the root360 platform and can now begin to integrate the application on the new infrastructure. Here are the basic steps to be taken to prepare the Go-Live. If it is successful, root360 offers the possibility for a DevOp to assist during the Go-Live and immediately intervene in case of errors.. Before Go-Live, it is advisable to create a checklist and share it with root360 so that a structured approach is possible to make the application available on the new infrastructure.
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Basic information about root360-deployment is available in the deployment category of the KB Knowledge Base.
Preparing the codebase
Before the first deployment ensure that the codebase is prepared accordingly. For this it is necessary that an install.sh file exists in the root directory of the application. For the first deployment this file could be empty. The install.sh gives you the opportunity to inject information from the environment variables into the application during the deployment. These include e.g. Database name, user name and password. At the same time, install.sh can be used to install cronjobs on the application servers or to control deployment via hooks.
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Deployment is started via the root360 r3 suite. The following command will be executed on the Natgw / Jumpserver.
Example deployment
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