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| - | ansible-playbook -i ../ | + | ansible-playbook -i ../ |
| - | Upload step will upload the back-end spring boot jar and front end angular files. Deploy step will replace the front end and back-end files with the latest upload. Configure will update the application.properties file as found in deployment playbooks. It is best to run configure along with upload and deploy, as the front end configs URL will default to localhost on upload. Running config changes the url to whatever is set as {{mib_manager_url}} in the env config vars. | ||
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| - | This app uses the env-configuration repo to get information for sending files to remote hosts. When you login, it will clone the env-config repository onto the server. Any further logins will check for the presence of the env-config folder, | + | This app uses the env-configuration repo to get information for sending files to remote hosts. When you login, it will clone the env-config repository onto the server. Any further logins will check for the presence of the env-config folder, |
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