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When and if a new environment is setup on Acquia for CoB, the following steps should be followed:

Acquia Environment setup checklist

{% hint style="info" %} When a new environment is added, it will have a 3-4 character name (e.g. uat or dev2 etc). This checklist refers to this environment short-name as the envname. {% endhint %}

Acquia Hooks

  • In the CoB Drupal 8 private gitHub repository edit the Acquia Hook scripts in the /hooks/common folders, looking for the following code in thepost-code-update.sh and post-code-deploy.shfiles:

    if [[ "${target_env}" == 'uat' ]] || [[ "${target_env}" == 'ci' ]] ... ; then

    and adding in a new condition for the new envname:

    ... || [[ "${target_env}" == 'envname' ]] ...

    save the updated files and commit to the private repo.\

  • In the CoB Drupal 8 private gitHub repository find the following line in the script at/hooks/common/cob_utilities.sh file (approx line 270):

    elif [[ "${target_env}" == "ci" ]] || [[ "${target_env}" == "uat" ]] || ... ; then
    site_machine_name="none"
fi

    add in the a new condition for the new envname:

    ... || [[ "${target_env}" == "envname" ]] ...

    save the updated file and commit to the private repo.

Acquia Settings

  • In the CoB Drupal 8 private gitHub repository find the following line in the script at/sites/default/settings/hooks/common/cob_utilities.sh file (approx line 63):

    ...
elseif ($_ENV['AH_SITE_ENVIRONMENT'] == 'uat') {
  $conf['acquia_purge_domains'] = array(
    'bostond8uat.prod.acquia-sites.com',
  );
}
...

    add in a new else statement for the new environment:

    elseif ($_ENV['AH_SITE_ENVIRONMENT'] == 'envname') {
  $conf['acquia_purge_domains'] = array(
    'bostond8envname.prod.acquia-sites.com',
    'd8-envname.boston.gov',
  );
}

    (replace "envname" with the new environment name)

{% hint style="info" %} This change adds the specified domains to the acquia-purge registry. This means the varnish cache for these domains will be automatically purged. If a sub-domain is attached to an environment and is NOT listed here, then it will not be automatically purged as content is changed. {% endhint %}

  • In the same file find the following section (around line 79):

    ...
if (in_array($siteEnv, ["test", "ci", "uat"])) {
  $settings['file_public_path'] = 'sites/default/files/linked';
...

    and add the new environment name to the list of environments.

    if (in_array($siteEnv, ["test", "ci", "uat", "envname"])) {

    save the updated file and commit to the private gitHub repository.

{% hint style="info" %} This change directs the new environment to request images and files from a shared (linked) folder rather than the default sites/default/files folder. The folder is linked to conserve file space as each environment basic requires the same sets of images and files. {% endhint %}

Drush

  • In the CoB Drupal 8 private gitHub repository edit the drush environment definition script in the /drush/sites/bostond8.site.yml file. Add a new entry at the bottom of the file:

    envname:
  root: /var/www/html/bostond8.envname/docroot
  ac-site: bostond8
  ac-env: envname
  ac-realm: prod
  uri: d8-envname.boston.gov
  host: bostond8envname.ssh.prod.acquia-sites.com
  user: bostond8.envname
  envname.livedev:
    parent: "@bostond8.envname"
    root: "/mnt/gfs/bostond8.envname/livedev/docroot"
  paths:
    drush-script: drush9

    (replace envname with the new environment name).
    Save the updated file and commit to the private gitHub repository.

.htaccess

  • In the .htaccess file in the CoB Drupal 8 private gitHub repository alter the domain filters as follows:
    Everywhere you see this pattern in the file:

    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}... dev|stg|ci|ra|uat ...

    Add the following entry:

    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}... dev|stg|ci|ra|uat|envname ...

    Save the updated file and commit to the private gitHub repository.

Acquia Cloud

  • Login to the Acquia Cloud Console and click on the bostond8 application.
  • Click on the new environment to open the configuration page for that environment.
  • CRON: Click on "Scheduled Jobs" and create the following new Job:
    Job name: Envname Site Cron
    Command:
    cd /var/www/html/${AH_SITE_NAME}/docroot && drush @bostond8.envname cron -dv &>> /var/log/sites/${AH_SITE_NAME}/logs/$(hostname -s)/drush-cron.log
    Command frequency: */15 * * * * (entered as a string)
  • ENVAR: Click on "Variables" and create variables copied from the dev environment.
  • DOMAIN: [optional] Click on Domains and add an edit sub-domain. (this is requested from the LAN team, and should be in the pattern of d8-envname.boston.gov. Ask them to set it up the same way that d8-dev.boston.gov is set up. The DNS they create would ideally be private (only to city hall) but they may need to make it on the public DNS servers, which is OK too).

Single Sign On

The following steps need to be completed to allow single sign on via Ping Federated.

  • aa

Using the Environment

To use the environment as a Drupal site, you need to attach a branch from the Acquia git repository. For detailed instructions see On Demand section.