Deploying GovReady-Q

• Installing GovReady-Q Compliance Server on Workstations for Development
  • Installing source code on workstations to contribute
  • Create an organization
  • Invitations on local systems
  • Updating the source code
• Deploying GovReady-Q with Docker
  • GovReady-Q on Docker Hub
  • Running the Docker container
  • Advanced configuration of GovReady-Q inside Docker
    • Changing the hostname and port
      • The public address (as users see it)
      • The address that the container is bound to
    • Persistent database
      • Sqlite file
      • Remote database
    • Configuring email
    • Container management and other options
    • Developing compliance apps
  • Production deployment of the Docker container
    • Console and logs
    • Secure deployments
    • Other management commands
  • Updating to a new release of GovReady-Q
  • Environment variables for launching the container without our run script
  • Running tests
• Deploying Q to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 / CentOS 7 / Amazon Linux 2
  • Preparing System Packages
  • Preparing Q Source Code
    • Test Q with a Local Database
    • Set basic configuration variables
  • Setting Up the Postgres Database Server
    • On the database server
    • On the web server
  • Setting Up Apache & uWSGI
  • Creating the First User
  • Setting up an HTTPS Certificate
  • Other Configuration Settings
  • Updating Deployment
• Deploying GovReady-Q to Ubuntu Linux
• Environment Settings
  • Custom Branding
  • Enterprise Login
    • Proxy Authentication Sever
• Applying Custom Organization Branding
  • Creating the branding directory
  • Activate the branding package
  • Overriding templates
  • Adding custom CSS
  • Keeping your templates up to date
  • Creating a custom Docker image
    • Creating your own Dockerfile that uses a released GovReady-Q image as its parent image
    • Building your docker image