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diff --git a/README_production.rst b/README_production.rst index 13fb8f9..1126c41 100644 --- a/README_production.rst +++ b/README_production.rst @@ -16,26 +16,21 @@ Pre-Requisite 1. Ensure `pip <https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html>`__ is installed -2. Install dependencies, Run; - - :: - pip install -r requirements/requirements-py2.txt # For Python 2 +2. Install MySQL Server - pip3 install -r requirements/requirements-py3.txt # For Python 3 +3. Install Python MySQL system dependencies -3. Install MySql Server -4. Install Python MySql support -5. Install Apache Server for deployment +4. Install Apache Server for deployment -6. Create a database named ``yaksh`` by following the steps below +5. Create a database named ``yaksh`` by following the steps below :: - $> mysql -u root -p - $> mysql> create database yaksh + $> mysql -u root -p + $> mysql> create database yaksh -7. Add a user named ``yaksh_user`` and give access to it on the database +6. Add a user named ``yaksh_user`` and give access to it on the database ``yaksh`` by following the steps below :: @@ -45,9 +40,6 @@ Pre-Requisite mysql> grant all privileges on yaksh to yaksh_user@localhost; -8. Add ``DATABASE_PASSWORD = 'mysecretpassword'`` and - ``DATABASE_USER = 'yaksh_user'`` to online\_test/settings.py - Installation & Usage ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ @@ -58,52 +50,65 @@ To install this app follow the steps below: :: - $ git clone https://github.com/FOSSEE/online_test.git + $ git clone https://github.com/FOSSEE/online_test.git + $ cd online_test -2. Rename the ``.sampleenv`` to ``.env`` - -3. In the ``.env`` file, uncomment the following and replace the values (please keep the remaining settings as is); +2. Install Yaksh dependencies, Run :: - DB_ENGINE=mysql # Or psycopg (postgresql), sqlite3 (SQLite) - DB_NAME=yaksh - DB_USER=root - DB_PASSWORD=mypassword # Or the password used while creating a Database - DB_PORT=3306 + pip install -r requirements/requirements-py2.txt # For Python 2 + + pip3 install -r requirements/requirements-py3.txt # For Python 3 + +3. Rename the ``.sampleenv`` to ``.env`` -4. Run: +4. In the ``.env`` file, uncomment the following and replace the values +(please keep the remaining settings as is); :: - $ python manage.py makemigrations yaksh + DB_ENGINE=mysql # Or psycopg (postgresql), sqlite3 (SQLite) + DB_NAME=yaksh + DB_USER=root + DB_PASSWORD=mypassword # Or the password used while creating a Database + DB_PORT=3306 + +5. Run: + + :: - $ python manage.py migrate yaksh + $ python manage.py migrate -5. Run the python server provided. This ensures that the code is +6. Run the python server provided. This ensures that the code is executed in a safe environment. Do this like so: :: - $ sudo python -m yaksh.code_server # For Python 2.x + $ sudo python -m yaksh.code_server # For Python 2.x + + $ sudo python3 -m yaksh.code_server # For Python 3.x - $ sudo python3 -m yaksh.code_server # For Python 3.x + Put this in the background once it has started since this will not + return back the prompt. It is important that the server be running + *before* students start attempting the exam. Using sudo is necessary + since the server is run as the user "nobody". Code server requires several + parameters specified in `.env` file such as "N\_CODE\_SERVERS", + "SERVER\_TIMEOUT", "SERVER\_POOL\_PORT", "SERVER\_HOST\_NAME" + set to some default values. - Put this in the background once it has started since this will not - return back the prompt. It is important that the server be running - *before* students start attempting the exam. Using sudo is necessary - since the server is run as the user "nobody". This runs the number - ports configured in the settings.py file in the variable - "N\_CODE\_SERVERS". The "SERVER\_TIMEOUT" also can be changed there. - This is the maximum time allowed to execute the submitted code. Note - that this will likely spawn multiple processes as "nobody" depending - on the number of server ports specified. + These parameters can be changed to different values based on your + requirement. Multiple code server processes are spawned based on + "N\_CODE\_SERVERS" value. + The "SERVER\_TIMEOUT" also can be changed. This is the maximum time allowed + to execute the submitted code. - You can also use a Dockerized code server, see `Dockerized Code Server <https://github.com/FOSSEE/online_test/blob/add-docker-compose-test/README_production.rst#using-dockerized-code-server>`__ + You can also use a Dockerized code server, + see :ref:`Dockerized Code Server <https://github.com/FOSSEE/online_test/blob/add-docker-compose-test/README_production.rst#using-dockerized-code-server>`__ -6. The ``wsgi.py`` script should make it easy to deploy this using +7. The ``wsgi.py`` script should make it easy to deploy this using mod\_wsgi. You will need to add a line of the form: :: @@ -114,21 +119,24 @@ To install this app follow the steps below: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/howto/deployment/wsgi/ -7. Create a Superuser/Administrator: +8. Create a Superuser/Administrator: :: - python manage.py createsuperuser + python manage.py createsuperuser -8. Go to http://desired\_host\_or\_ip:desired\_port/exam +9. Go to http://desired\_host\_or\_ip:desired\_port/exam And you should be all set. -9. Note that the directory "output" will contain directories, one for - each user. Users can potentially write output into these that can be - used for checking later. +10. Note that the "output" directory present in "yaksh_data" folder will + contain directories, one for each user. + Users' code files are created in "output" directory that can be used for + checking later. -10. As admin user you can visit http://desired\_host\_or\_ip/exam/monitor to view results and user data interactively. You could also "grade" the papers manually if needed. +11. As admin user, you can visit http://desired\_host\_or\_ip/exam/monitor to + view results and user data interactively. You could also "grade" the papers + manually if needed. .. _dockerized-code-server: @@ -142,18 +150,18 @@ Using Dockerized Code Server :: - cd /path/to/online_test + cd /path/to/online_test 3. Create a docker image. This may take a few minutes, :: - docker build -t yaksh_code_server -f ./docker/Dockerfile_codeserver + docker build -t yaksh_code_server -f ./docker/Dockerfile_codeserver 4. Check if the image has been created using the output of ``docker images`` -5. Run the invoke script using the command ``invoke start`` The command +5. Run the invoke script using the command ``invoke start``. The command will create and run a new docker container (that is running the code\_server.py within it), it will also bind the ports of the host with those of the container @@ -167,7 +175,8 @@ Using Dockerized Code Server Deploying Multiple Dockers ###################################### -Follow these steps to deploy and run the Django Server, MySQL instance and Code Server in seperate Docker instances. +Follow these steps to deploy and run the Django Server, MySQL instance and +Code Server in seperate Docker instances. 1. Install `Docker <https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/>`__ @@ -175,50 +184,54 @@ Follow these steps to deploy and run the Django Server, MySQL instance and Code 3. Rename the ``.sampleenv`` to ``.env`` -4. In the ``.env`` file, uncomment all the values and keep the default values as is. +4. In the ``.env`` file, uncomment all the values and keep the default values + as is. 5. Go to the ``docker`` directory where the project is located: :: - cd /path/to/online_test/docker + cd /path/to/online_test/docker 6. Build the docker images :: - invoke build + invoke build 7. Run the containers and scripts necessary to deploy the web application :: - invoke begin + invoke begin 8. Make sure that all the containers are ``Up`` and stable :: - invoke status + invoke status 8. Run the containers and scripts necessary to deploy the web application, ``--fixtures`` allows you to load fixtures. :: - invoke deploy --fixtures + invoke deploy --fixtures -10. Stop the containers, you can use ``invoke restart`` to restart the containers without removing them +10. To stop the containers, run :: - invoke halt + invoke halt + +11. You can use ``invoke restart`` to restart the containers without + removing them. -11. Remove the containers +12. Remove the containers :: - invoke remove + invoke remove -12. You can use ``invoke --list`` to get a list of all the available commands +13. You can use ``invoke --list`` to get a list of all the available commands. |