openreferraluk.org
This is a static website with files in s3, with cloudfront infront of that.
s3 urls are (both under the default aws account): live: https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/buckets/openreferraluk.org?region=eu-west-1&tab=objects beta: https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/buckets/beta.openreferraluk.org?region=eu-west-1&tab=objects
(I think it should be possible to use something like winscp to access these files)
cloudfront urls are: live: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/home?region=eu-west-1#distribution-settings:E3BY8BZ5S0INQ8 beta: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/home?region=eu-west-1#distribution-settings:E3HQWFOMPGY71A
To release:
git pull npm i npm run build
static build files will output to \build
copy those over the s3 bucket (each time we build, the js and css files have a different name. On beta we currently have a growing list of js files that could be deleted. The most important file that gets overwritten is the index.html which references those js/css files.)
to clear the cache, go to the cloudfront invalidations tab copy an existing invalidation (you only need to invalidate /index.html) invalidate
invalidations cost money, and amazon recomend doing it otherways. I haven't really understood those otherways.
A service called orukcms is required for the cms (strapi?) to work
The domain is currentlly https://admin.beta.openreferraluk.org
This points to the openref-test target group, which points to a linux server.
Despite being called "beta" and "test" they are both used by live.
To restart the server (should it go down): sudo service orukcms restart
To list services: systemctl --type=service
To see if this service is running: systemctl status orukclient.service
To find the server, use s3 to find the loadbalancer and target-group. The target changes IP when restarted.
In the past, the service has stopped running, and we have had to restart it. Also, the entire instance stopped working at one point, and we had to stop and restart it (resulting in a new IP).
The strapi api is at: https://admin.beta.openreferraluk.org/admin/auth/login
Requires the orukcms service to be running (above)
The Open Referral UK data standard is a consistent way of recording and sharing information about services.
Currently in the UK most organisations in the public sector (such as local authorities and health, housing and voluntary organisations) have a form of directory that is used to store and list local services. In each locality, directory content is often duplicated across the public sector.
Open Referral UK defines a standard structure to meet this need for a consistent way of gathering and using data.
Visit Open referral uk @ https://openreferraluk.org/
The route /dashboard renders the data feed dashboard. This page pulls data from the service validator API, which will block all requests other than those coming from the following domains:
"http://dev.openreferraluk.org",
"https://dev.openreferraluk.org",
"http://beta.openreferraluk.org",
"https://beta.openreferraluk.org",
"http://openreferraluk.org",
"https://openreferraluk.org",
"https://validator.openreferraluk.org",
"https://exporter.openreferraluk.org",
"https://tools.openreferraluk.org"
In order to get around CORS issues when accessing this page locally, there are two solutions suggested by Matt from Porism (thanks!):
- Access a static copy of the JSON at the route
/devdashboard - Point one of the above addresses (likely:
http://dev.openreferraluk.org) to your local build in your dev environment.
Update the configuration file for the client virtual host Set the DocumentRoot and the Directory Enable the configuration if not already enabled yarn build Copy contents of build to document root specified in the virtual host configuration ....
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