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I've been waiting ages for flynn its an awesome project. I used Dokku and its lovely & its so simple. Is there a way to install it manually on a server with st
by akhatri_aus 13y ago
I've been waiting ages for flynn its an awesome project. I used Dokku and its lovely & its so simple.
Is there a way to install it manually on a server with stuff already on it?
Also is the source of the aws flynn.cupcake.io tool on github, it would be nice to see whats being installed onto an aws cluster.
- ghayes 13y agoOn that note, it would be great to know what AWS `User Policy` Flynn needs / expects so I could grant it a unique IAM key with limited access for creating servers, etc.
- notdonspaulding 13y agoFWIW, the default PowerUser role that can be assigned to an IAM account was sufficient for my tests. I don't know if it could have worked with fewer permissions.
- Titanous 13y agoWe haven't nailed down the exact API calls that we're going to need long-term so there isn't a policy we're recommending. Currently EC2 and Route53 full access will work, but we recommend creating a new AWS account for security reasons if you have anything else running.
- danielsiders 13y agoRunning it on your own server: We're currently only providing step by step instructions for vagrant, but you should be able to use the script in the vagrant file on your own host with some modifications on your own hardware. Happy to help in IRC (#flynn on freenode) Flynn Dashboard: At least some part of this will end up as open source in the not distant future, we're trying to figure out the best strategy for additional tools like the dashboard and what parts should be packaged.