afulki
I’ve done quite a bit of googling and I can find plenty on deploying to most operating systems other than Windows, does anyone have any experience of this?
Thanks in advance,
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OvermindDL1
I happen to do exactly this (for now, we are finally getting a new RedHat server soon though, whoo!).
I build builds with exrm (I hear distillery works on windows now but untested yet, I’m in a crunch too much to test right now) and mount them as a windows process. What do you need help with?
WolfDan
You can make releases with GitHub - bitwalker/distillery: Simplify deployments in Elixir with OTP releases! · GitHub, it will generate a .bat file than you need to run (when generate it it shows the command to run as well) and thats it just open the port you have selected to the release, in the firewall (windows server, and your service provider (GCP, AWS etc…) if avalaible)
To generate the release just follow this guide to configure
https://hexdocs.pm/distillery/getting-started.html
and run
mix release --env=prodinstead ofMIX_ENV=prod mix release --env=prodIn windows open the console and run
_build/prod/rel/your_app/bin/your_app.bat foregroundinside the release folderI have tested on GCP (also I code on windows) sometime ago and works very well (with ssl too), you dont need iis or things like those
OvermindDL1
Also, don’t try hosting it behind IIS (as I have to do), IIS adds an overhead of ~200ms to every communication because it is trying to cache things internally and such. I hear newer versions are better at that, but on IIS7 there is no choice.
Azolo
With IIS 8+ they have the
HttpPlatformHandlermodule which makes the overhead much lower while still getting the IIS benefits.At least that’s what they say, I’ve never actually used it.
OvermindDL1
Ah yep, that is it! I forgot the name.
On IIS7 you are sunk though… ^.^;
afulki
You just helped a lot, I’ve been searching as I sad, but had not found a direction to proceed, will check out exrm, to see how I get on!
Thanks!
afulki
Guys, I appreciate the input will check them both out and see how it goes.
Thanks again.
Gary
afulki
OK, I’m getting somewhere,
However when I run using the specified command (fixing the slashes),
I get:
The system cannot find the batch label specified - pre_start
WolfDan
Here is the solution:
https://github.com/bitwalker/distillery/issues/280
Greetings