minitage.profils.env

Installation:

paster create -t minitage.profils.env myproject

This is maybe the most important profil.

This profil will install a ‘minitage.env’ shell script.

When you source this shell script, all the environnement of the project is pushed into the current environment.

This will enable PATH, and LD_LIBRARY_PATH to be filled with all the dependencies subdirectories.

For example, if your project has postgresql as a dependency, sourcing sys/share/minitage/minitage.env will give you psql in the PATH.

It will also register some environement variables like:

• MT: the path to the minitage top directory
• INS: the path to the current project

minitage.profils.postgresql

Installation:

paster create -t minitage.profils.postgresql myproject

This profil will install a ‘postgresql database’.

When you answer to question, think that the ‘main user’ is a system user.

• In sys/bin, you ll have binaries which point to the created database.
• In sys/etc/init.d, you ll have an init script to start the database.
• In sys/var/data/postgresql/database, you ll have the database.
• In sys/var/log/postgresql, you ll have the logs.

minitage.profils.varnish

Installation:

paster create -t minitage.profils.varnish myproject

This profil will install a varnish instance.

• In sys/bin, you ll have wrappers for original varnish binaries pointing to your instance
• In sys/etc/init.d, you ll have an init script to start the cache.
• In sys/etc/varnish/, you ll have the VCL configuration file
• In sys/var/data/varnish, you ll have the cache file.