Reverted to 1.4.6 for now:
zodern/mup-aws-beanstalk#104
zodern/mup-aws-beanstalk#104
Also, would you recommend not using Beanstalk if it isn't properly supported? I really liked that it could massively save us costs. We only a lot of servers running at very specific times so EBS would save us thousands in server costs per year, but have had many headaches since using it
I published a new plugin to receive slack notifications for deploys: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mup-deploy-notifications
Just wanted to thank you all for the work on MUP. It saved my ass when heroku was losing the mongoLab addon. I could move my app from heroku to digitalocean flawlessly, in one afternoon, and it now runs better for a cheaper price. You guys are my heroes ! I was thinking about killing that app because of the hassle of fixing the performance issues, and i can see a future for it now that it's running on a more beefy server that makes it usable for my users. Said users (vegetable farmers in france and belgium) are also grateful that the service will keep running, as they use it everyday for the commercialization of their produce. Just wanted to give you all a reminder of the good you're doing by maintaining MUP. Cheers !
@lc3t35 i'm not sure of what you are talking about, the app in question is proxied by cloudflare to have https between the browser and cloudflare : https://app.ciboulette.net/
I think cloudflare is hitting the server with non ssl requests, but i'm curious of how you'd know that now ^^
I think cloudflare is hitting the server with non ssl requests, but i'm curious of how you'd know that now ^^
I've published a small article about how to automate the backup of a MUP instance to your own computer on ubuntu
https://renanlecaro.github.io/automating-backups-of-digital-ocean-meteor-up-install-to-your-ubuntu-workstation.html
I'm using it and that worked fine, but i edited it a bit to make it easier to customize and that might have introduced some errors ^^
https://renanlecaro.github.io/automating-backups-of-digital-ocean-meteor-up-install-to-your-ubuntu-workstation.html
I'm using it and that worked fine, but i edited it a bit to make it easier to customize and that might have introduced some errors ^^
Thanks for sharing. Adding backup to mup is the most up voted feature. If you want, you could share your article at zodern/meteor-up#364.
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I'm trying to deploy a Meteor App with mup but I'm having problems with CPU usage
And I don't know what to do
I've found that it's better not to use oplog with mongodb, but I don't know how to disable MONGO_OPLOG_URL
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What do yo recommend me?
https://meteor-up.com/docs.html#swarm says that swarm is required for load balancing and zero-downtime deploys, while https://zodern.me/posts/meteor-up-1-5/ seems to suggest that this can be done just with nginx proxy. Which is right?
If you use let's encrypt, the proxy can only be run on one server. If you want to run the proxy on multiple servers, you can create the certificates from a different source and have Meteor Up upload them to each server. For one app that I want multiple load balancers for, I use https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000479507-Managing-Cloudflare-Origin-CA-certificates.
For medium scale deploys of a production app you might want to:
- If you use Let's encrypt, have one server with the proxy. If your Meteor app uses a lot of CPU or you have a large number of requests per second you might want this on a separate server. Mup 1.6 will likely support high availability for the proxy when using a floating IP address and multiple servers, but right now it is a single point of failure.
- Use Atlas or another Mongo hosting service, or run a replica set yourself
- Run the app on 3+ servers for high availability and spreading the load
- Optionally use a private docker registry for faster deploys: http://meteor-up.com/docs.html#private-docker-registry
I'm looking to support a static site at the domain (e.g. example.com) on an AWS EC2 instance.
I'd like to run the meteor app at a subdomain for the same domain (e.g. mysubdomain.example.com)
Currently I have the mysubdomain.example.com working and I'd like some help with getting the static site working. Can anybody provide an example mup.js file that does what I'm looking for? Do I need to build a docker image with my static site?
I'd like to run the meteor app at a subdomain for the same domain (e.g. mysubdomain.example.com)
Currently I have the mysubdomain.example.com working and I'd like some help with getting the static site working. Can anybody provide an example mup.js file that does what I'm looking for? Do I need to build a docker image with my static site?
Thanks in advance for everyone's help
I had considered building a plugin for static websites, but I've switched to using Netlify or similar services. Would you mind sharing why you want to host your static site on the server instead of using a service? If there is enough interest I might still build the plugin.
These would be the two easiest options:
- Use https://www.npmjs.com/package/mup-docker-deploy with a custom dockerfile
- Create a simple node server (maybe with express and the static middleware) to serve the static files and deploy with https://www.npmjs.com/package/mup-node
I didn't want to have the static website and meteor site on two different servers or services. Trying to keep everything on one EC2 instance. Reading the docs a bit more, can I use env PORT to solve my problem? If I set env PORT for the app to something other than 80 (say 5000 like the example in the doc), would subdomain work to connect to that port automatically? I could then use my current nginx setup for the static website on the server that binds to port 80/443
In case anyone would like an example configuration for a multiple-machine deployment, here is one, along with description / recommended configuration.
Im trying to run mup proxy setup but i got
```Started TaskList: Setup proxy
[46.101.130.237] - Setup Environment
[46.101.130.237] - Setup Environment: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing the Startup Script
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing the Startup Script: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing Nginx Config Template
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing Nginx Config Template: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing Nginx Config
[46.101.130.237] - Pushing Nginx Config: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Cleaning Up SSL Certificates
[46.101.130.237] - Cleaning Up SSL Certificates: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Copying SSL Certificate Bundle
[46.101.130.237] - Copying SSL Certificate Bundle: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Copying SSL Private Key
[46.101.130.237] - Copying SSL Private Key: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Setup SSL Certificates for Domains
[46.101.130.237] - Setup SSL Certificates for Domains: SUCCESS
[46.101.130.237] - Configure Nginx Upstream
[46.101.130.237] - Configure Nginx Upstream: SUCCESS
Started TaskList: Start proxy
[46.101.130.237] - Start proxy
[46.101.130.237] x Start proxy: FAILED
------------------------------------STDERR------------------------------------
Error response from daemon: endpoint mup-nginx-proxy not found
Error response from daemon: network mup-proxy not found
Error: No such container: mup-nginx-proxy-letsencrypt
Error response from daemon: endpoint mup-nginx-proxy-letsencrypt not found
Error response from daemon: network mup-proxy not found
docker: Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint mup-nginx-proxy (057cfe2e00d4b1ee883bd96e44eee00af88d5afc490dfc4b33bb724954e5a323): Bind for 0.0.0.0:80 failed: port is already allocated.
------------------------------------STDOUT------------------------------------
mup-nginx-proxy
Removed mup-nginx-proxy
Removed mup-nginx-proxy-letsencrypt
latest: Pulling from jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion
Digest: sha256:c2eaeb6a04620732d30003fecdf9c3ae81c2b7f838fb8485c6f2c21366bffabd
Status: Image is up to date for jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion:latest
docker.io/jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion:latest
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from jwilder/nginx-proxy
Digest: sha256:4116f2b6fb9b2a41d94149e8261c81ebbfd96aa84882d87f19c45e00a7c3c221
Status: Image is up to date for jwilder/nginx-proxy:latest
docker.io/jwilder/nginx-proxy:latest
Pulled jwilder/nginx-proxy and jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion
d3ecc6eacb03a35e3e49075c957b4fc16f8f42cbb89acecdf00cb331ff20875f
------------------------------------------------------------------------------```
do you have another ng’ox or apache2 running on your host or another docker ?
(« another nginx »)
➜ stage git:(stage) ✗ mup docker ps
[46.101.130.237] docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
18ca9aafb793 mup-app:latest "/bin/sh -c 'bash $M…" 44 hours ago Up 44 hours 0.0.0.0:80->80/tcp app
1561a2cec1a3 mongo:3.4.1 "/entrypoint.sh mong…" 7 weeks ago Up 11 days 127.0.0.1:27017->27017/tcp mongodb
[46.101.130.237] docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
18ca9aafb793 mup-app:latest "/bin/sh -c 'bash $M…" 44 hours ago Up 44 hours 0.0.0.0:80->80/tcp app
1561a2cec1a3 mongo:3.4.1 "/entrypoint.sh mong…" 7 weeks ago Up 11 days 127.0.0.1:27017->27017/tcp mongodb
so indeed there is app running on port 80
but i expected mup to manage things. Should i stop app cntainer then run proxy and redeploy ?
but still i see invalid cert error while im sure certificate is ok, should i go there and place certificate related files somwhere in container ?