650900 - [tracking] Setup and Deploy Share in staging

Status: RESOLVED INCOMPLETE

(Cloud Services :: Operations: Deployment Requests - DEPRECATED, task)

Comment 1

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

going to bring up share{1,2}.mtv1.stage.svc.mozilla.com as VMs w/1gb ram each.

decided on 2 VMs so we can test the zeus rules for routing all oauth stuff to one (and only have the keys on one), and the rest of the traffic to the other.

Comment 2

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

Packages I found missing:

* cef (built rpm with pypi2rpm)
* SQLAlchemy (built rpm with pypi2rpm)

I'm still blocked from firing things up, I get:

ImportError: No module named csrf

Comment 3

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

re: the csrf thing, maybe I need newer RPMs with this commit?

https://github.com/mozilla/f1/commit/3cc6da6c286eadd10b9c2c49abe31cf004734274

Comment 4

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

I copied that production.ini over manually and we're running with that. Yay! I'll pull a new set of RPMs when the cef/sqlalchemy stuff is fixed. Also, I'd prefer a command to build the RPMs myself (instead of rebuilding the source RPMs).

Comment 5

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

and when I try to register with twitter against a client force-pointed at this new vip:

Error - <type 'exceptions.ImportError'>: cannot import name get_provider
URL: http://f1.mozillamessaging.com/api/account/authorize

(longer stacktrace available)

Comment 6

[Philippe M. Chiasson (:gozer)]

(In reply to comment #2)
> Packages I found missing:
> 
> * cef (built rpm with pypi2rpm)
> * SQLAlchemy (built rpm with pypi2rpm)

These are dependencies from the services Python package, and AFAIK, that lives somewhere in your own repos.

I ended up noticing this and rolling our own version of that (mozilla-f1-python26-services), but dropping the dependencies until I could figure out what that services module was used for. 

Can you let me know what needed this, or where it broke, because I suspect these are bogus dependencies, not really needed.

Comment 7

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

They weren't actual RPM dependencies, but the server failed to start without them installed. I can get exact messages/stack-traces if you like.

To build the RPMs, I did:

pypi2rpm.py cef
pypi2rpm.py sqlalchemy --version 0.6.6 # or something; this is from memory

I think we're going to need the cef stuff for infrasec logging, so it's probably worth building that in. The SQLAlchemy stuff sounds like we can get rid of if we trace down the dependency.

Comment 8

[Philippe M. Chiasson (:gozer)]

(In reply to comment #5)
> and when I try to register with twitter against a client force-pointed at this
> new vip:

How did you 'force-point' at this VIP? /etc/hosts entry for f1.mozillamessaging.com pointes at the VIP?

That's not going to work, it'll break the OAuth dance, most likely.

> Error - <type 'exceptions.ImportError'>: cannot import name get_provider
> URL: http://f1.mozillamessaging.com/api/account/authorize

That should also be https://

And I'd like to get that backtrace.

Comment 9

[Pete Fritchman [:petef]]

(In reply to comment #8)
> (In reply to comment #5)
> > and when I try to register with twitter against a client force-pointed at this
> > new vip:
> 
> How did you 'force-point' at this VIP? /etc/hosts entry for
> f1.mozillamessaging.com pointes at the VIP?
> 
> That's not going to work, it'll break the OAuth dance, most likely.

Ah, yeah, I did the /etc/hosts hack. I didn't see an about:config entry to re-point f1... how do I configure what host the plugin uses?

> > Error - <type 'exceptions.ImportError'>: cannot import name get_provider
> > URL: http://f1.mozillamessaging.com/api/account/authorize
> 
> That should also be https://
> 
> And I'd like to get that backtrace.

It was https:// in my browser, this is just the message it printed out. I'll try rebuilding from the latest stuff and get you a backtrace.

Comment 10

[:Atoll]

Server-side share project is no longer active, closing as INCOMPLETE, reopen if circumstances change.