Deploying the app is fairly simple: all you need is `docker` and `docker-compose` installed.
If you don't know how to install them, you should look in [this section](GettingStarted/set-up.md) of the documentation.
- Once this is done clone the repository of the project.
- Then, run `make setup` (this will generate the required `.env` files) and set their correct values in both `server/envs` directory and `.env` (at the root of the repo -- for the map to work appropriately). Take care especially with the files `django.env` and `external_data.env`.
- Once this is done, you can simply run `make prod` and then `make init_dev_data` (TODO create one for prod) to get going fast.
`make prod` will start all the services described in `docker-compose.prod.yml` (in the `server` directory).
## Production architecture
# Production architecture
Bellow is a quick nasty schema of the deploy architecture:
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- All logs are handled through docker volumes and a dedicated service that rotate the logs each day and keep 30 rotations (/days) of logs.
All request coming in `nginx` are logged. backend server errors are logged. If a frontend crash occurs a logging request is sent to the backend that will log it in a dedicated file.
## Creating a database dump
To create a backup of the production database follow these instructions:
