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Pull docker image from AWS and run it locally
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1. Log into AWS TPHub Dev via move.okta.com. | |
2. Go to EC2 Container Service and find the realsuite-widgets-respond app - click on it. | |
3. Click on "Tasks" tab. | |
4. Click on the Task Definition. | |
5. Get the Docker Image Definition and copy it to the clipboard. | |
6. In your local terminal: | |
$ docker-machine stop | |
$ docker-machine start default | |
$ eval $(docker-machine env default) | |
$ docker run -p 80:8000 -e NODE_ENV='development' -e ENV_PROFILE='development' -e REALSUITE_URL='http://controllo.local' docker.moveaws.com:443/prosoft/prosoft-realsuite-widget:2.0.0.4340.71b6b8f | |
(replace the last parameter with the Docker Image Definition URL you copied to the clipboard) | |
In your browser, visit http://controllo.local/dashboard | |
If necessary, change the RealSuite URL in doris-staging environment variables to http://controllo.local/api if you want to be able to claim and refer leads |
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