The Tiberium Soul server is the "heart" of the tiberium system it's responsible for the forwarding of the various HTTP related request from the client to the proper tiberium instance.

• Full Heroku compatibility (eg: Procfile)
• Modular back-end usage with support for Digital Ocean (in the future EC2, Azure, etc.)
• Support for add-ons using env variables of heroku (eg: MONGOHQ_URL)
• Optimization of resources (minimizing user cost)
• SSH key upload to Digital Ocean for provisioning of VM via API
• Sandboxing of execution using LXC containers through Docker API
• User managed proxy server (as opposed to the Heroku approach) with full SSL key support
• Possible manual management of infrastructure by the user (at his own risk)
• Direct support for GitHub repositories (deploy using specialized branch)
• One click configuration through OAuth login (in both Digital Ocean and GitHub)
• Infra-structure for selling our own (Hive Solutions) addons like a clone of Parse

• AppScale

• Heroku
• Cloud66 / Blog
• Amazon Beanstalk
• Vagrant
• Docker

• Dropbox
• Digital Ocean
• MongoHQ

• Mock 1 - Design, UX
• Mock 2 - Design
• Mock 3 - Typography
• Mock 4 - Design
• Mock 5 - Design, Icons
• Mock 6 - Design
• Mock 7 - Design
• Mock 8 - Design
• Mock 9 - Design, Minimal, Icons
• Mock 10 - Design, Email, Minimal, Icons, Layers
• Svbtle - Design
• Dropbox - Illustrations

• Avenir
• Muli
• ASAP
• Benton Sans - Heroku

• Mock 1 - Design, Size
• Dropbox - Design, Simplicity, Focus, Illustrations
• Heroku - Design, Focus, Code Example

• Fanti
• Jetopia
• Ventogo - Domain
• URriver - Domain
• Panode
• Beroute - Domain
• Routeship - Domain
• Shipado - Domain, Winner

This series of sets assume that the target machine is running Ubuntu Linux 12.10.

Currently Tiberium Soul depends on:

• git
• python-setuptools
• pip
• virtualenv
• tiberium
• flask
• linux

Optional/optimal dependencies include:

• mongodb
• redis
• python-mongo
• python-redis

In order to be able to run the deployment of the server using the "default" git user it must be created in the target machine.

$ adduser git
$ passwd git
$ usermod -d /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tiberium-soul-0.1.0-py2.7.egg/repos/ git

You can then verify the user information with.

$ finger git

In order to configure tiberium create an /etc/tiberium/config.json file with the contents of global/config.json.

An example configuration would be:

{
    "hostname" : "repo.hostname",
    "domain_suffix" : "hostname",
    "user" : "git",
    "group" : "git",
    "cert_path" : "/etc/tiberium/cerfile.cer",
    "key_path" : "/etc/tiberium/keyfile.key",
    "suns_dir" : "/var/tiberium/suns",
    "repos_dir" : "/var/tiberium/repos"
}

After correctly installing tiberium soul execute the following command to start the gateway and deployment infra-structures.

$ tiberium_soul.sh

• repository server -> repo.tiberium
• admin server -> admin.tiberium
• proxy server -> proxy.tiberium

If the configuration file for pypi (setup.py) is correctly defined and you ha ve the correct permission for it you may upload it to the python package index.

$ python setup.py register sdist bdist_wheel upload