OpenShift and Jazz Hub Integration
I am currently hosting several project on openshift and I want to use Jazz hub manage the code how can this be done ?
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OpenShift uses git for deployment, so if the project is backed by a git repo, then you should just be able to add a remote that points at your OpenShift instance and do a standard git push to get it there. Here's an article (which looks to be a bit out of date now) that shows how to do this with Orion (the open source base for the JazzHub web IDE):
http://planetorion.org/news/2011/10/deploying-web-applications-from-orion-to-heroku/
... I just tried deploying to Heroku from a project at hub.jazz.net that was backed by a GitHub repo. Basically, all I had to do was click the "More" button in the "Push All" popup (on the Git Status page) and enter "heroku/master" as the branch (and give it my SSH key). I haven't worked with OpenShift, but I suspect it would be similar.
I'm not sure what the best way to get started is if you're using Jazz SCM, although I have been able to actually store a git repo (i.e. including the ".git" directory) *inside* a Jazz project. It's a bit odd, but it would make the separation clear (i.e. Jazz SCM for source code, Git for deployment). I haven't tried this though.
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*sigh*. Just noticed that I didn't mention the article referenced above is also about Heroku. As I said above, I haven't actually tried OpenShift.
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