The tools in this repository allow you to set up multiple solid servers easily. These servers are ready for "css-populate": they accept new account registrations.
There are a few methods to use this. See below.
With vagrant, you can easily start VM(s) on your local machine to run solid server(s) and use them locally.
Upsides:
- Quick
- Easy: all in one step
Downsides:
- No DNS name, so no https
Instructions: README-vagrant.md
Upsides:
- Real bare metal
- DNS, so working https
- GUI: Easy to use
Downsides:
- Slow
- GUI: Multiple steps
- GUI: Not scriptable
Instructions: README-jFed-gui-rspec.md (or README-jFed-gui-espec.md for the non-recommended ESpec version)
Upsides:
- Real bare metal
- DNS, so working https
- CLI: Can be used from scripts
Downsides:
- Slow
- CLI: Slightly more complex setup
Instructions: README-jFed-cli-rspec.md (or README-jFed-cli-espec.md for the non-recommended ESpec version)
Upsides:
- Real bare metal or VMs
- DNS, so working https
Downsides:
- Slow
- Multiple steps
Instructions: README-existing.md
This code is copyrighted by Ghent University – imec and released under the EUPLv1.2 license.