appflower #0

Supports: trusty

Description

AppFlower is an open source application builder for use in building web-based applications. AppFlower provides a visual designer (Studio) to develop applications without prior knowledge of programming, using drag and drop and no coding. Advanced users can create more complex applications.

  • Enterprise-level application builder
  • Web-based Visual Designer (IDE)
  • Widget, Layout and Theme builder
  • No coding philosophy
  • Native REST integration for all Widgets
  • Modern web 2.0 user-interface with Sencha
  • RAD for web 2.0
  • Open-source and Extendable (based on Symfony & Sencha)
  • Integrated Debugging and Benchmarker utilities
  • Large community-base with plugins from both AppFlower, Sencha, Symfony (and 3rd party php frameworks like Zend).

Introduction

AppFlower is an open source application builder for use in building web-based applications. AppFlower provides a visual designer (Studio) to develop applications without prior knowledge of programming, using drag and drop and no coding. Advanced users can create more complex applications.

  • Author: Jimmi Andersen ja@appflower.com
  • Latest Modified: 23/Marts - 2012
  • License: MIT

To-Do

Work in-progress to add improved support for

  • charm upgrade
  • integration with load-balancers, reverse-proxy and memcached for php-session
  • Extend support for other aws services

Requirements

AppFlower requires a Database to be fully running, and could be clued together with other services like haproxy, or varnish for improved performance and failover.

Getting started deploying AppFlower

Bootstrap your juju environment

juju bootstrap

Deploy MySQL and AppFlower

juju deploy appflower
juju deploy mysql

Add a relation between AppFlower and the Database

juju add-relation appflower mysql

Expose the service

juju expose appflower

Your new project can now be accessed at http:///, this can be found while running "juju status", and look under the appflower service.

If you want to spin up a reverse proxy in front..

Deploy a varnish (reverse-proxy) instance

juju deploy varnish

Connect varnish and appflower

juju add-relation varnish appflower