Note: This repo isn't maintained anymore. I've chosen Ansible in favor of Puppet to continue my work on installing tooling like Sentry. This is the Ansible version of Sentry Vagrant.
Sentry Vagrant is a complete, hassle-free way to setup Sentry on a Virtual Machine so you can play around with it. It uses Vagrant to assemble the VM and Puppet to provision it. What gets installed:
- Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)
- PostgreSQL database
- NginX webserver/reverse proxy
- Python, Pip & VirtualEnv
- The latest stable version of Sentry
That's simple!
First install: Vagrant and a Virtual Machine provider of choice (VirtualBox is free and works out of the box with Vagrant)
Then:
$ git clone https://github.com/DandyDev/sentry-vagrant.git
$ cd /path/to/sentry-vagrant
$ vagrant up
Now login to your freshly provisioned VM using vagrant ssh and do the following:
vagrant@precise32:~$ sudo -i
root@precise32:~# cd /var/sentry
root@precise32:~# . ve/bin/activate
root@precise32:~# sentry --config=sentry_conf.py syncdb
root@precise32:~# sentry --config=sentry_conf.py migrate
root@precise32:~# /etc/init.d/nginx restart
root@precise32:~# supervisorctl reload
Now you can navigate to 192.168.33.10 in a browser on your hostmachine and get rollin'!
- Mailer doesn't work yet
- At the moment, the provisioning scripts are tightly coupled to the OS (Ubuntu), I'd like to change that in the future
- This hasn't been tested on other Providers than VirtualBox yet