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mrchrisadams

Hi guys,

This weekend, I tried to get a version of the amee platform running locally, and spent a bit of time looking through the code, and trying to understand what it would take to get it running on new infrastructure.

As such, I'm sharing this summary of what shape the various bits are in.

Can you chime in where this summary needs any corrections?

Running the API servers themselves

mrchrisadams

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mrchrisadams

3,5c3
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< host_base = s3.amazonaws.com

mrchrisadams

I travel a lot by train these days in Europe, and I'd prefer to avoid printing tickets onto paper if I can.

Instead, I tend to have the PDF of the ticket on an iPad, and show that to the train attendant, for them to scan with their barcode scanning contraption.

I've used thissuccessfully going both ways now, but I get some funny looks from some train staff, and I want to be able to point to the terms of service to show this is all above board.

Sadly, my German is embarassingly bad at the moment, so I'm unable to decipher the terms of service myself. I think I can, but I'd rather have some confirmation from another human.

Here's the link to what I think are Deutche Bahn's terms of service for using these PDF tickets:

mrchrisadams

lovely_client_project
├── Vagrantfile
├── cruft
│   ├── db.dump.sql
│   └── todo.txt
├── docs
│   ├── architecture.md
│   ├── deployment.md
│   ├── gocardless.md
│   ├── installation.md

mrchrisadams

# Generated by Vagrant

# loooong line
main ansible_ssh_host=127.0.0.1 ansible_ssh_port=2222 ansible_ssh_user=vagrant ansible_ssh_private_key_file=~/.vagrant.d/insecure_private_key host_key_checking=False

[dev]
main

mrchrisadams

import requests
import json

payload = {'text': "Chris messing about with slack's API" }

jp = json.dumps(payload)

requests.post('https://hooks.slack.com/services/GARBLEDSTRING1/GARBLEDSTRING1/GARBLEDSTRING1',
  data=payload)

mrchrisadams

---
env: production
vagrant: false
staging: false
debug: False
git_branch:master
deploy_user_name: deploy
deploy_user_ssh_priv_key_path: "files/deploy.key.pem"
application_name:
  contact_us_emails: (sensitive)

mrchrisadams

---

  - name: run aws-cli script to fetch csv file
    command: /home/{{ deploy_user }}/env/{{ app }}/bin/aws s3 cp {{ s3_download_path }} {{ csv_import_location }}
    args:
      creates: /var/www/my_app/data_imports/{{ csv_to_fetch }}.downloaded.txt
    # async: 1800
    # poll: 10
    sudo: no