Custom hosting endpoint adapter for https://nanobox.io. If you have a single server available but still wish to use Nanobox for deployment, this app will perform the communication with the Nanobox dashboard.
We use the Symfony built-in server to run as it's actually a quite simple app, and we don't want to interfere with any Nanobox services.
Install a basic Ubuntu server, with only the SSH server package selected. Make sure to add a second (virtual NIC) which will be used by Nanobox for its private network.
After this, follow the procedure below (as root) to set up the adapter.
- Clone the repository to
/srv/nanobox-endpoint. - Copy .env.sample to
.envand adjust the configuration values. - Perform all terminal commands listed below.
cd /srv/nanobox-endpoint
add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
apt update
apt upgrade -y
apt install -y php7.1-cli php7.1-curl php7.1-zip php7.1-xml
php composer.phar install -o --no-dev
cp systemd.service /etc/systemd/system/nanobox-endpoint.service
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable nanobox-endpoint
systemctl start nanobox-endpointNANOBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN: The access token needed to grant access to the Nanobox dashboard.NANOBOX_EXTERNAL_IFACE: The network interface which provides external access to the server e.g. eth0.NANOBOX_INTERNAL_IFACE: The network interface which has access to the internal network off the server e.g. eth1.NANOBOX_EXTERNAL_IP: The external IP address of the server.NANOBOX_INTERNAL_IP: The internal IP address of the server. Do not use 192.168.0.x as it will conflict with Nanobox.ENDPOINT_PORT: The port on which the adapter should run e.g. 8000.ENDPOINT_ID: The id used to identify this provider in the Nanobox dashboard.ENDPOINT_NAME: The name used to identify this provider in the Nanobox dashboard.