This package is a Pyramid application that runs PyPI Cloud on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
Steven Arcangeli has made this nice private PyPI server pypicloud that uses S3 for the file backend. That is way cool. However the docker setup bundles a database and the settings did not come nicely from the env.
- Reads RDS configuration from the environment variables
- Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with pyramid_hsts
- Serve static files through Apache
Prerequisites:
- Amazon Web Services account
- A SSL certificate uploaded to be used with Elastic Loadbalancer
- S3 bucket that has granted access for an instance role used by EB
Then execute:
git clone https://github.com/ferrix/pypi cd pypi pip install -r development.txt eb init -r REGION -p 'Python 2.7' eb create --database.engine postgres eb setenv ENCRYPT_KEY=<here_be_entropy> VALIDATE_KEY=<more_entropy> BUCKET_NAME=<bucket>
Then enable SSL on the ELB. To do that from the command line run eb config and replace HTTPS Port on loadbalancer with 443 also, set the SSLCertificateId to the ARN of the key. Here it is in a oneliner spell. You may need to brew install gnu-sed on a Mac. Here goes:
EDITOR="sed -i -e '/HTTPSPort/ s/OFF/443/' -e '/LoadBalancerSSLPortProtocol: HTTPS/{n;s/null/arn:aws:iam::1234567890:server-certificates\/mycert/}'" eb config
When everything is really set up, the service should answer on both HTTP and HTTPS ports the former redirecting to the latter with gusto. The initial run will ask the admin to register an account.