Get a Web2py cloud instance in less than 30 seconds

[Enrique Conci]

Hi There!

My name is Enrique and I work for Terminal.com, a cloud computing provider.

We were playing a little bit with web2py and we think it's a really good product, so we decided create a new snapshot with web2py and add it to our app store. 

In short, that means that you can start our own fully-functional web2py cloud instance in less than 30 seconds and you can try it for free!

This is the link to the web2py snap: https://www.terminal.com/tiny/WELxJg3288

For any comments or suggestions feel free to contact me.

Enrique

[António Ramos]

nice but where do i find the web2py folder ?

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[Mirek Zvolský]

Sign up on https://www.terminal.com to create user account (username).

Use link https://www.terminal.com/tiny/WELxJg3288 to prepare web2py installation.

You should see it on https://www.terminal.com or https://www.terminal.com/terminals

Terminal is accessible at https://username1.terminal.com

In terminal, from my home directory I enter

cd web2py

python web2py.py -i 0.0.0.0 -p 80

to start web2py server.

Then the webpage is accessible on https://username1-80.terminal.com or https://username1-80.terminal.com/welcome/default/index

Looks that the port 80 is allowed by default. To use a different one you need go to https://www.terminal.com/terminals, select web2py terminal, click Security and add the port.

Mirek

Dne pondělí, 8. prosince 2014 0:15:27 UTC+1 Ramos napsal(a):

[Alex Glaros]

is postgres db available?

Alex Glaros

[Massimo Di Pierro]

Nice! Thank you.

[Pystar]

I just gave terminal.com a spin and for all whims and purposes it worked as described until I tried accessing the admin page and I got this error:

"Admin is disabled because insecure channel"

This is the link I accessed "http://[my username]-8000.terminal.com/admin/default/index"

Kindly check whats happening.

[UPDATE] You actually have to manually append "https://" to the link. It gets striped off in Google Chrome Version 35.0.1916.114

On Monday, December 8, 2014 12:15:27 AM UTC+1, Ramos wrote:

nice but where do i find the web2py folder ?

2014-12-05 16:46 GMT+00:00 Enrique Conci <e...@cloudlabs.io>:

Hi There!

My name is Enrique and I work for Terminal.com, a cloud computing provider.

We were playing a little bit with web2py and we think it's a really good product, so we decided create a new snapshot with web2py and add it to our app store. 

In short, that means that you can start our own fully-functional web2py cloud instance in less than 30 seconds and you can try it for free!

This is the link to the web2py snap: https://www.terminal.com/tiny/WELxJg3288

For any comments or suggestions feel free to contact me.

Enrique

[Niphlod]

checking isn't needed. if you want to access admin is either through https or http on localhost.

[Pystar]

my bad.

[Enrique Conci]

Yes, just make sure to access the admin section on https.

Enrique

On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 7:30:54 PM UTC-3, Pystar wrote:

my bad.

On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 11:28:38 PM UTC+1, Niphlod wrote:

[Richard D]

Works nice :)

Richard D

[Mirek Zvolský]

Postgres: Yes, there is almost all.

But I think you can install what you want, not only use predefined installations (snaps).

Example: apt-get -y install lighttpd

Btw current web2py snap run with Rocket 1.2.6.

If somebody will make (or describe) snap with Lighttpd or Nginx, it would be great.

Or Rocket is enough?

Dne úterý, 9. prosince 2014 0:40:29 UTC+1 Alex Glaros napsal(a):