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Exactly. And this is still a preview. From Ryan's presentation: "The first 150 people can generate a coupon code for creating a no.de Smart Machine."
by js4all 16y ago
Exactly. And this is still a preview. From Ryan's presentation:
"The first 150 people can generate a coupon code for
creating a no.de Smart Machine."
- SingAlong 16y agoI was able to create an app from the interface at smart.joyent.com (your profile --> your applications). However when I clone repo or add the repo url to git remote of the project dir, it's asking for a password. What should i be entering there? Guessing it's because we're told to use the user git "git@git.smart... ". Anyone? the #joyent channel on freenode doesnt seem to have active staff right now.
- digispaghetti 16y agoYou need to include your local public SSH key in your account (under SSH Keys in the joynet interface). Then: git push ssh://node@<youurname>.no.de/home/node/repo master to ssh in you do: ssh node@<yourname>.node.de You are then in the /home/node directory on your machine.
- js4all 16y agoOh no, that's the wrong site. That one is about their earlier solution they bought from Reasonably Smart. The new Node.js solution lives under http://no.de http://no.de The correct repo is shown after you have provisioned your machine.