django-orchestra-test/INSTALL.md

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Installation
============
Django-orchestra ships with a set of management commands for automating some of the installation steps.
These commands are meant to be run within a **clean** Debian-like distribution, you should be specially careful while following this guide on a customized system.
Django-orchestra can be installed on any Linux system, however it is **strongly recommended** to chose the reference platform for your deployment (Debian 7.0 wheezy and Python 2.7).
1. Create a system user for running Orchestra
```bash
adduser orchestra
# not required but it will be very handy
sudo adduser orchestra sudo
su - orchestra
```
2. Install django-orchestra's source code
```bash
sudo apt-get install python-pip
sudo pip install django-orchestra # ==dev if you want the in-devel version
```
3. Install requirements
```bash
sudo orchestra-admin install_requirements
```
4. Create a new project
```bash
cd ~orchestra
orchestra-admin startproject <project_name> # e.g. panel
cd <project_name>
```
5. Create and configure a Postgres database
```bash
sudo python manage.py setuppostgres --db_password <password>
python manage.py syncdb
python manage.py migrate
```
7. Configure celeryd
```bash
sudo python manage.py setupcelery --username orchestra
```
8. Configure the web server:
```bash
python manage.py collectstatic --noinput
sudo apt-get install nginx-full uwsgi uwsgi-plugin-python
sudo python manage.py setupnginx
```
9. Start all services:
```bash
sudo python manage.py startservices
```
Upgrade
=======
To upgrade your Orchestra installation to the last release you can use `upgradeorchestra` management command. Before rolling the upgrade it is strongly recommended to check the [release notes](http://django-orchestra.readthedocs.org/en/latest/).
```bash
sudo python manage.py upgradeorchestra
```
Current in *development* version (master branch) can be installed by
```bash
sudo python manage.py upgradeorchestra dev
```
Additionally the following command can be used in order to determine the currently installed version:
```bash
python manage.py orchestraversion
```