Re: farcry deployment directory structures

I use the same configuration.

d:/webapps <- some server location
d:/webapps/mywebapp <- [approot] of an entire app install

[approot]/core <- location for core framework
[approot]/plugins <- all plugins go here
[approot]/projects/mywebapp1 <-project files site 1
[approot]/projects/mywebapp2 <-project files site 2

[approot] == /farcry mapping (typically Apache Alias)
[approot]/projects/mywebapp1/www <- doc home for website 1
[approot]/projects/mywebapp2/www <- doc home for website 2

[approot] == /farcry mapping (typically Apache Alias)
[approot]/projects/mywebapp1/www <- doc home for website 1
[approot]/projects/mywebapp2/www <- doc home for website 2

For development I will duplicate the above where sites are running 
different versions of FarCry Core. for example
d:/webapps/mywebapp1 <- [approot1] with core at 6-2-10
d:/webapps/mywebapp2 <- [approot2] with core at 6-3-0
d:/webapps/mywebapp3 <- [approot3] with core at 7-0-0

Chris.

On Tuesday, 23 July 2013 06:41:14 UTC+1, Geoff Bowers wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> Am having a play with the notion of a cloud based platform option for 
> FarCry 7 installations.  Initially this is something I want to run for some 
> of our smaller clients who currently fall into the "Premium Shared Hosting" 
> bucket.  However, there's no reason this couldn't be expanded to anyone 
> interested in running a full blown farcry installation in a no hassle cloud 
> platform.
>
> Something that I need to get a handle on is how people commonly deploy 
> FarCry for their own installations. FarCry is very flexible (perhaps too 
> flexible) in the way it lets you deploy your application.  Despite this 
> flexibility I wonder if there aren't just a few common approaches used by 
> everyone.
>
> Daemon frequently deploys apps as follows:
>
> d:/webapps <- some server location
> d:/webapps/mywebapp <- [approot] of an entire app install
>
> [approot]/core <- location for core framework
> [approot]/plugins <- all plugins go here
> [approot]/projects/mywebapp <-project files
>
> [approot] == /farcry mapping (typically Apache Alias)
> [approot]/projects/mywebapp/www <- doc home for website
>
> How do you deploy FarCry?
>
> -- geoff
> http://www.daemon.com.au/
> twitter. @modius
>

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