I want to run coronium for a test run on my mac or lunix machine it this possible
How do i do it?
Hi,
At this time the best way to test is get a free DigitalOcean ($10 credit) or Amazon EC2 (free for year) account.
There are currently no instructions on how to host locally, though I do know someone was using VirtualBox/Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to get it working. Not sure if they were successful or not.
Cheers.
Hi Chris,
Sorry to jump into this topic. I have a remote linux server. Should this do the trick?
curl -O https://s3.amazonaws.com/install-coronium/install.sh;chmod +x install.sh;./install.sh
I have CentOS installed and some websites hosted as well, will installing coronium affect anything in the server?
Regards,
I think it would not be wise to install on CentOS when it’s meant to run on Ubuntu 14.04. And it sets up a web-based admin backend which could possibly mess with your hosted websites.
Hi Alyousef,
As tartarsaucemedia mentioned, Coronium is built to run on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
It should be hosted on its own box, as it’s a full stack already (Nginx/Mongo/MySQL/Php/LuaJit/Mail/etc).
Hope that helps.
I’m working on a Vagrant/Ansible setup to install Coronium in a local VM. It’s a side project so not sure how much longer it will take but will post a link to the finished product when I am done.
You could just setup an Ubuntu VM locally with virtual box and run the install from there.
Hi,
At this time the best way to test is get a free DigitalOcean ($10 credit) or Amazon EC2 (free for year) account.
There are currently no instructions on how to host locally, though I do know someone was using VirtualBox/Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to get it working. Not sure if they were successful or not.
Cheers.
Hi Chris,
Sorry to jump into this topic. I have a remote linux server. Should this do the trick?
curl -O https://s3.amazonaws.com/install-coronium/install.sh;chmod +x install.sh;./install.sh
I have CentOS installed and some websites hosted as well, will installing coronium affect anything in the server?
Regards,
I think it would not be wise to install on CentOS when it’s meant to run on Ubuntu 14.04. And it sets up a web-based admin backend which could possibly mess with your hosted websites.
Hi Alyousef,
As tartarsaucemedia mentioned, Coronium is built to run on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
It should be hosted on its own box, as it’s a full stack already (Nginx/Mongo/MySQL/Php/LuaJit/Mail/etc).
Hope that helps.
I’m working on a Vagrant/Ansible setup to install Coronium in a local VM. It’s a side project so not sure how much longer it will take but will post a link to the finished product when I am done.
You could just setup an Ubuntu VM locally with virtual box and run the install from there.