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-javaagent:/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib/newrelic.jar

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from fabric.api import run, sudo, env 
from fabric.operations import put 

def clone_shigoto(username=None):
    sudo('chmod -R 777 /opt')
    sudo('apt-get install git-core python-setuptools libxml2-dev libxslt-dev')
    sudo('easy_install pip')
    sudo('pip install virtualenv')
    sudo('virtualenv --no-site-packages /opt/ve/shigoto')
    run('cd /opt ; rm -rf shigoto ; git clone https://{0}@github.com/lillyoi/shigoto.git'.format(username))

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Pros
-----
* async programming, fast
* MongoDB JSON to Node win -- avoid middle translation layers
* Regex allowed in URL routes (Flask doesn't allow regex)
* Node plugins for just about everything (MongoDB, redis, etc.)
* node cluster makes scaling relatively painless
* node specific async features (socket.io, event emitters, etc.) are nice -- the WSGI layer doesn't allow sockets, etc.
* Wide usage -- 37Signals, eBay, Heroku, rdio, yahoo (https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Projects,-Applications,-and-Companies-Using-Node)
* Re-use existing third-party JS utils (validation, etc.)

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[
  {
    "_id": "NCT00003926", 
    "arm_group": [
      {
        "arm_group_label": "Solid/brain tumor patients (1-18 years)", 
        "arm_group_type": "Experimental", 
        "description": "Patients with solid tumor or brain tumor in the 1-18 years old stratum."
      }, 
      {

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[program:appname]
command=/usr/local/bin/uwsgi
    --uid=www-data
    --gid=www-data
    -s /tmp/uwsgi_appname.sock
    -H /opt/ve/appname
    -p 4
    -b 8192
    -M
    --no-orphans

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[program:appname]
command=/usr/local/bin/uwsgi
    --uid=www-data
    --gid=www-data
    -s /tmp/uwsgi_appname.sock
    -H /opt/ve/appname
    -p 4
    -b 8192
    -M
    --no-orphans

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ClinicalCollections Exhibit Spec

Specification for Clinical Trial exhibit data

Fields

id : text (nct_id)
alt_link : text (url to ct.gov trial)

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Runtime Configuration

Create a new OpenShift app:

• rhc-create-app -a <app_name> -t diy-0.1

Login to the application host using the credentials from the above command. It will look like ssh://c8812345:123214@<app_name>-username.rhcloud.com:

• ssh c8812345:123214@<app_name>-username.rhcloud.com

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This is all based on the [alpha release][1].

Properties

From the built-in help system:

For many settings TextMate will look for a .tm_properties file in the current folder and in any parent folders (up to the user’s home folder).

These are simple setting = value listings where the value is a format string in which other variables can be referenced.

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This is a quick start for getting ThinkUp running on OpenShift.

Create the OpenShift app

rhc app create -a thinkup -t php-5.3

Add the MySQL cartridge

rhc app cartridge add -a thinkup -c mysql-5.1