Question
Ember-CLI Dokku Deployment: Buildpack? Copy Dist Folder? Pre-build Docker Image?
- Posted on September 27, 2014
Asked by djbradyla
I’m looking to deploy Ember-CLI Apps using a Dokku Droplet.
Has anyone created a Dokku BuildPack for Ember?
Does running ‘ember serve --environment production’ locally allow you to just copy the Dist Folder?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have followed the Dokkku guide and can get an application live, just not ember-cli. If you could post as much regarding a potential solution and detailed steps that would be a great help. I’ve spent countless hours researching and looking into this problem but it’s a topic not very well covered.
Is a procfile required/recommended? If so, is this the correct input: ‘web: ember serve --environment production --port $PORT’
Also the best/easiest option for to setup a Ruby on Rails backend API would be greatly appreciated
Thanks!
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Hello,
I’ve got everything setup and working with Dokku using the sample application, however…
when adding the “.env” file to the root ---->(that contains=> export BUILDPACK_URL=‘https://github.com/tonycoco/heroku-buildpack-ember-cli’,)
the website returns a “502 Bad Gateway” nginx response.
The app i’m trying to deploy is named mobile-patterns.
The .env is located at the root of this app.
Something that might be throwing it off is that even when following the stock instructions about deploying the sample app, it didn’t deploy to the subdomain, but rather the root domain. This worked for the sample, but not the ‘mobile-patterns’ version… Not sure if this causes conflict, but I want to deploy my application to the root, not a sub-domain. It’s not working with my own app however…
Here’s the log for the deploy…
-----> Cleaning up … -----> Building mobile-patterns … -----> Adding BUILD_ENV to build environment… -----> Node.js app detected
-----> Requested node range: >= 0.10.0 -----> Resolved node version: 0.10.35 -----> Downloading and installing node -----> Exporting config vars to environment -----> Installing dependencies -----> Cleaning up node-gyp and npm artifacts -----> No Procfile found; Adding npm start to new Procfile -----> Building runtime environment -----> Discovering process types Procfile declares types -> web -----> Releasing mobile-patterns … -----> Deploying mobile-patterns … -----> Running pre-flight checks check-deploy: /home/dokku/mobile-patterns/CHECKS not found. attempting to retrieve it from container … CHECKS file not found in container. skipping checks. -----> Running post-deploy -----> Creating new /home/dokku/mobile-patterns/VHOST… -----> Configuring mobile-patterns.ewebdesign.co… -----> Creating http nginx.conf -----> Running nginx-pre-reload Reloading nginx =====> Application deployed: http://mobile-patterns.mydomain.com
Thanks for the help… Almost there!
I found this fork https://github.com/tonycoco/dokku-buildpack-ember-cli, Which seems more active and maintained than https://github.com/bcavileer/dokku-buildpack-ember-cli
Just make .env file in ember-cli root folder with this line:
and then push the repository to your dokku.
I used this buildpack successfully: https://github.com/bcavileer/dokku-buildpack-ember-cli I just added an .env in the root directory of ember-cli project
Then I committed the code and pushed the project to my dokku host which was deployed successfully.