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openshift-neo4jtemplate
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Neo4j Template for OpenShift
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Neo4j Template for OpenShift ---------------------------- This is a blank application whose intent is to serve as a template to build another web applications with the following base stack: * Neo4j Graph Database * Spring Framework * Spring Web MVC * Spring Data Neo4j How it works ------------ Read my [blog post here](http://tomasmuller.com.br/2012/03/29/10-steps-to-run-neo4j-at-redhat-openshift-cloud). How to get started ------------------ 1. [Create your OpenShift account](https://openshift.redhat.com/app) 2. `gem install rhc` 3. Generate a new ssh key-pair with this name: * `ssh-keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/libra_id_rsa` 4. Add them to your local ssh-agent: * `ssh-add ~/.ssh/libra_id_rsa` 5. [Access your OpenShift account](https://openshift.redhat.com/app/account) and add your generated SSH key. 6. Create a new Java app with: * `rhc-create-app -a <yourappname> -t jbossas-7 -l <your rhc login>` 7. Update your recently created app repository with: * `cd <yourappname>` * `git remote add upstream -m master git://github.com/tomasmuller/openshift-neo4jtemplate.git` * `git checkout -b template` * `git pull -s recursive -X theirs upstream master` * `git checkout master` * `git merge template` * `git branch -D template` 8. You must have to export the following variable into your system (just a path to store Neo4j data): * `export OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR=/some/dir/related/to/your/project/maybe` 9. Start jetty with: * `mvn -Plocalhost jetty:run` 10. Commit the changes, and then push, by running: * `git commit -a -m "Neo4j template running on OpenShift."` * `git push` And have fun with Neo4j at OpenShift!
