Deployment Platform/Internet: Difference between revisions

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== Background ==

This is [[Deployment_Platform/Deployment|one of possible]] deployment scenarios of [[Deployment Platform]]. This page is intended to describe procedures for end users connected to the [[#Targeting_environment|Internet]].

This is [[Deployment_Platform/Deployment|one of the possible]] deployment scenarios for [[Deployment Platform]]. This page is intended to describe procedures for end users connected to the [[#Targeting_environment|Internet]].

<big>'''Targeting environment'''</big>

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The standard targeting environment assumes:

* End users have reliable Internet connectivity all ~~time~~.

* End users have reliable Internet connectivity at all times.

* Server is located in the Internet and has singular access point.

* Server is located on the Internet and has singular access point.

== Server side ==

For now, there are the following Sugar Network servers publicly available ~~from~~ the Internet:

For now, there are the following Sugar Network servers publicly available on the Internet:

* [http://node-devel.sugarlabs.org/ node-devel.sugarlabs.org]<br>Development server ~~which~~ does not contain important data and is free for any experiments (administrative privileges for anonymous users);

* [http://node-devel.sugarlabs.org/ node-devel.sugarlabs.org]<br>Development server that does not contain important data and is free for any experiments (administrative privileges for anonymous users);

* [http://node-testing.sugarlabs.org/ node-testing.sugarlabs.org]<br>Recent stable release with regular data import from the production server; is still free for any experiments;

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<div id="Configuration"><big>'''Configuration'''</big></div>

Point clients to one of existing Sugar Network servers by populating {{Code|/etc/sweets.conf}} configuration file with the following options:

Point clients to one of the existing Sugar Network servers by populating the {{Code|/etc/sweets.conf}} configuration file with the following options:

[client]

api-url = ''SERVER-API-URL-HERE''

By default, clients look for production server.

By default, clients look for the production server.

<div id="Configuration"><big>'''Run Sugar Network clients'''</big></div>

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Follow the [[Sugar_Network#On_desktop|Try it]] install instructions to setup Sugar Network client.

While working, Sugar Network client logs can be found {{Code|~/.sugar/default/logs/sugar-network-client}} file. ~~Logging~~ verbosity level depends on [[BugSquad/Get_Logs#Enabling_Sugar_debug_logging|global Sugar setting]].

While working, Sugar Network client logs can be found {{Code|~/.sugar/default/logs/sugar-network-client}} file. The logging verbosity level depends on the [[BugSquad/Get_Logs#Enabling_Sugar_debug_logging|global Sugar setting]].

== Getting involved ==

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 == Background ==
-This is [[Deployment_Platform/Deployment|one of possible]] deployment scenarios of [[Deployment Platform]]. This page is intended to describe procedures for end users connected to the [[#Targeting_environment|Internet]].
+This is [[Deployment_Platform/Deployment|one of the possible]] deployment scenarios for [[Deployment Platform]]. This page is intended to describe procedures for end users connected to the [[#Targeting_environment|Internet]].
 <big>'''Targeting environment'''</big>
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 The standard targeting environment assumes:
-* End users have reliable Internet connectivity all time.
+* End users have reliable Internet connectivity at all times.
-* Server is located in the Internet and has singular access point.
+* Server is located on the Internet and has singular access point.
 == Server side ==
-For now, there are the following Sugar Network servers publicly available from the Internet:
+For now, there are the following Sugar Network servers publicly available on the Internet:
-* [http://node-devel.sugarlabs.org/ node-devel.sugarlabs.org]<br>Development server which does not contain important data and is free for any experiments (administrative privileges for anonymous users);
+* [http://node-devel.sugarlabs.org/ node-devel.sugarlabs.org]<br>Development server that does not contain important data and is free for any experiments (administrative privileges for anonymous users);
 * [http://node-testing.sugarlabs.org/ node-testing.sugarlabs.org]<br>Recent stable release with regular data import from the production server; is still free for any experiments;
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 <div id="Configuration"><big>'''Configuration'''</big></div>
-Point clients to one of existing Sugar Network servers by populating {{Code|/etc/sweets.conf}} configuration file with the following options:
+Point clients to one of the existing Sugar Network servers by populating the {{Code|/etc/sweets.conf}} configuration file with the following options:
   [client]
   api-url = ''SERVER-API-URL-HERE''
-By default, clients look for production server.
+By default, clients look for the production server.
 <div id="Configuration"><big>'''Run Sugar Network clients'''</big></div>
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 Follow the [[Sugar_Network#On_desktop|Try it]] install instructions to setup Sugar Network client.
-While working, Sugar Network client logs can be found {{Code|~/.sugar/default/logs/sugar-network-client}} file. Logging verbosity level depends on [[BugSquad/Get_Logs#Enabling_Sugar_debug_logging|global Sugar setting]].
+While working, Sugar Network client logs can be found {{Code|~/.sugar/default/logs/sugar-network-client}} file. The logging verbosity level depends on the [[BugSquad/Get_Logs#Enabling_Sugar_debug_logging|global Sugar setting]].
 == Getting involved ==