Redmine deployment meets social media

George Notaras — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:09:18 +0000

You might wonder why installing a web application takes me so long… The only answer I can give to this question is that it takes just about the necessary time that is required to deploy and support a modern web application like Redmine on an old-fashioned, but secure and predictable, operating system like Enterprise Linux (the CentOS rebuild in this case). It’s not only the part of the installation that has to do with the fastcgi process management by the web server as I wrote the other day, but it also includes all the aspects of installing and maintaining the application itself and all the backend software that it needs in order to run.

This needs some more clarification, but I will just save some time now.

Since there is no website at the moment on CodeTRAX.org, i decided to put some social media to good use, so you can monitor the progress of the Redmine deployment at the following places:

You may choose whichever you like. Moreover, the status updates are available as an RSS/Atom feed. I am sure you will spot the relevant links on those pages.

I use the services above mainly for fun, but also as a general log of my actions. I have developed a small (but expandable) utility that I use to post my status updates there. So, if you happen to ask a question or make a remark directly through the above services and I do not reply soon enough, it should be safe to assume that I have not seen your comment, because I use my command-line utility to post rather than visiting the services’ web pages.

See you there!

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