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Piwik on Cloud Foundry #10950

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cloudlena opened this issue Dec 3, 2016 · 4 comments
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Piwik on Cloud Foundry #10950

cloudlena opened this issue Dec 3, 2016 · 4 comments
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cloudlena commented Dec 3, 2016 •
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I have written a tutorial about how to deploy Piwik to Cloud Foundry: https://blog.bespinian.io/posts/run-piwik-on-cloud-foundry

However, I am not too happy about how I have to edit the files which are part of Piwik additionally to the bootstrap.php file. Also, if I add a config/config.ini.php file, the app doesn't start on Cloud Foundry so I had to edit the global.ini.php directly which is far from optimal. Could you guys give me some inisghts on how to improve the blog post and how I could avoid having to change the files mentioned above? The whole goal is to have a database configuration which is dynamically read from the environment variables on start up of the app.
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tsteur commented Dec 3, 2016

I'd recommend to have a look at #10257 and #10914

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@mastertinner great tutorial. Have you published the code on GitHub anywhere or know of any Matomo on Cloud Foundry GitHub projects?

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@bbodenmiller, all the code that deviates from Matomo should be part of the tutorial. I don't know if the tutorial still works with Matomo though because the tutorial was written quite a while ago.

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It can be now found at https://blog.bespinian.io/posts/run-piwik-on-cloud-foundry/ - nice work, thanks for the post, although some time ago. Maybe somebody has a refresh for it. I'll definitely give it a spin. It's definitely an valuable option between VM based and going SaaS.

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