Massive multiplayer online puzzle.

• git v1.6.5+
• [Vagrant-only] Vagrant
• [Vagrant-only] maverick32 box added to Vagrant
• [AWS-only] Amazon Web Services account credentials

1. Clone the repository recursively to also get all submodules.

    git clone --recursive https://github.com/muchmala/muchmala.git
   

2. Go inside the cloned directory and fire up Vagrant instance.

    cd puzzle
    vagrant up
   

3. While you're waiting for the instance to finish provisioning, add a line to your /etc/hosts:

    33.33.33.15 muchmala.dev io1.muchmala.dev io2.muchmala.dev static.muchmala.dev
   

4. Once the provisioning is complete, SSH into your guest box.

    vagrant ssh
   

5. Go to project directory.

    cd /opt/muchmala
   

6. Install required node modules.

    npm install
   

7. Install jake and stylus globally.

    sudo npm install -g jake stylus
   

8. Generate and setup nginx, supervisor and other configs.

    sudo jake install
   

9. Put some big image into project directory. Call it something like puzzle.jpg.

10. Generate the first puzzle using that image.

    bin/muchmala-covers
    bin/muchmala-puzzle -i puzzle.jpg
    

11. Finally, start all services.

    sudo jake start
    

Vagrant is pre-configured to give your VM an IP address of 33.33.33.15. During step 3 you assigned couple of domain names to that address, so now you can check if Muchmala is running by opening http://muchmala.dev/ in your browser.

TODO: automate all this stuff.

1. Launch instance based on AMI ami-cef405a7 (others weren't tested, but any Ubuntu 10.10+ should work). Don't forget to allow incoming connections to port 80 in EC2 security group settings.

2. SSH into your EC2 instance.

3. Update packages info.

    sudo apt-get update
   

4. Install git, ruby and rubygems.

    sudo apt-get install -y git ruby1.8-dev rubygems
   

5. Install chef.

    sudo gem install --version 0.9.16 chef --no-rdoc --no-ri
   

6. Create project directory and change it's owner/group to the current user.

    sudo mkdir /opt/muchmala
    sudo chown $USER:$USER /opt/muchmala
   

7. Clone the project repository into project directory.

    git clone --recursive https://github.com/muchmala/muchmala.git /opt/muchmala
   

8. Go into project directory and run chef-solo.

    cd /opt/muchmala
    sudo /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/chef-solo -c chef/solo.rb -j chef/node.json
   

9. Install required node modules.

    npm install
    sudo npm install jake stylus -g
   

10. Create S3 bucket with the name like static.muchmala.com for JS/CSS/images, including puzzles images.

11. Create config.local.js that should look like this:

    var config = exports;
    config.DEV = false;
    config.AWS_KEY      = '<YOUR AWS KEY>';
    config.AWS_SECRET   = '<YOUR AWS SECRET>';
    
    config.MAIN_DOMAIN = 'muchmala.com'; // hostname of your EC2 instance
    
    config.IO_HOST = 'io.muchmala.com'; // for now it's just an alias for muchmala.com
    config.IO_PORT = 80; // don't forget the port - it's important
    
    config.STATIC_HOST = 'static.muchmala.com.s3.amazonaws.com'; // your S3 bucket hostname (or it's CNAME alias) for static files
    config.STATIC_PORT = 80; // don't forget the port - it's important
    
    config.S3_BUCKET_STATIC = 'static.muchmala.com'; // your S3 bucket name for static files
    
    config.TWITTER_KEY = '<YOUR TWITTER KEY>';
    config.TWITTER_SECRET = '<YOUR TWITTER SECRET>';
    
    config.FACEBOOK_ID = '<YOUR FACEBOOK ID>';
    config.FACEBOOK_SECRET = '<YOUR FACEBOOK SECRET>';
    
    config.YAHOO_KEY = '<YOUR YAHOO KEY>';
    config.YAHOO_SECRET = '<YOUR YAHOO SECRET>';
    
    config.GOOGLE_KEY = '<YOUR GOOGLE KEY>';
    config.GOOGLE_SECRET = '<YOUR GOOGLE SECRET>';
    

12. Put some big image into project directory. Call it something like puzzle.jpg.

13. Generate the first puzzle using that image.

    bin/muchmala-puzzle -i puzzle.jpg
    

14. Generate covers

    bin/muchmala-covers
    

15. Generate production CSS/JS and upload them to S3, together with puzzle images.

    jake static-upload
    

16. Start all services using (don't forget the colon at the end).

    sudo jake start
    

You can now check if Muchmala is running by navigating to EC2's hostname in your browser.

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Copyright (c) 2011 Serge Borbit <[email protected]>

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