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When you use Git, the workflow generally is toward version control only. You have a local repository where you work and a remote repository where you keep everything in sync and can work with a team and different machines. But you can also use Git to move your application to production.

Server Setup

Your server live directory: /var/www/domain.com

Your server repository: /var/repos/website.git

What should we do if we want to push to website.git and at the same time make all the content available at /var/www/domain.com?

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// Aggregation using MongoDB
/**
 * Query posts by user -> paginated results and a total count.
 * @param userId {ObjectId} ID of user to retrieve posts for
 * @param skip {Number} First row to return in results
 * @param limit {Number} Last row to return in results
 * @param sort {Object} sort query object
 * @returns {Object} Object -> `{ rows, count }`
 */
function queryPostsByUser (userId, skip, limit, sort) {

kheengz

1. Install pip > See http://www.saltycrane.com/blog/2010/02/how-install-pip-ubuntu/
2. Install AWS CLI > use: `$ pip install awscli`
3. Go to AWS Console to create a IAM user and download the credentials (Access Key ID and Secret Access Key)
4. Run `$ aws configure` and follow the prompts

*NB: If you get a permission denied error while running *4* : run `$ chmod u+x /usr/bin/aws`*

5. Create S3 bucket on AWS
6. Copy and modify the following commands into a file called `mysql_backup.sh` and using the folder structure 7. below.
    ```sh

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var InfiniteData = React.createClass({
  getInitialState: function () {
    return ({data: [], requestSent: false});
  },

  componentDidMount: function () {
    window.addEventListener('scroll', this.handleOnScroll);

    this.initFakeData();
  },