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Other ways to setup initial environment

Table of Contents

1. Setup using taiga-scripts

1.1. Introduction

taiga-scrips primarily follows the standard installation process, but makes it more automatic. If something goes wrong in the process, you should try fix them following the manual deploy process.

taiga-scripts always installs a specific (most recent) version of Taiga (taiga-front and taiga-back)

1.2. Important notes about using taiga-scripts

  • They are in alpha state. Not heavy tested in differents environments

  • Designed to work with taiga-vagrant (see next section of this documentation)

  • Does not supports reprovisioning (updating) at this moment, it still in development.

  • Does not support installation with root user.

  • The installation is not 100% ready for production.

1.3. Requirements

  • Fresh installed and updated Ubuntu 14.04

  • Bash shell

  • Git

1.4. Setup server-like environment

Make sure you have a fresh and updated ubuntu 14.04 machine or virtual image:

$ git clone https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-scripts.git
$ cd taiga-scripts
$ bash setup-server.sh

1.5. Setup development-like environment

This setup is much like the previous one but with a few differences:

  • Do not install services like nginx, as they are only necessary for production

  • Set all hostnames to localhost to easily run everything on localhost

Make sure you have a fresh and updated ubuntu 14.04 machine or virtual image:

$ git clone https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-scripts.git
$ cd taiga-scripts
$ bash setup-devel.sh

2. Setup using taiga-vagrant

2.1. Introduction

taiga-vagrant offers a Vagrantfile for make easy turn on a fully provisioned virtual machine. taiga-vagrant uses taiga-scripts to provision scripts.

2.2. Important notes about using taiga-vagrant

  • The installation is not 100% ready for production, it is designed for use as a demostration.

  • Does not support reprovisioning at this momment.

2.3. Dependencies

2.4. Installation

git clone https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-vagrant.git
cd taiga-vagrant
vagrant up

After installing, the Taiga service should be up and running. You can access it by going to http://localhost:8000 with your browser.

You can use the following credentials for login in recently created Taiga instance:

  • Username: admin

  • Password: 123123

You can access to the machine using ssh, if you would make some tweaks:

vagrant ssh

3. Setup using taiga-docker

3.1. Important notes about using taiga-docker

Docker is not officially supported by the Taiga development team but a docker script has been developed by Iván Pedrazas