WIP: Added local deployment procedure for Pantheon2 #519
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@redhataccess/eud-tech-review Please review this for technical accuracy and completeness. |
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I'm going to defer this one to @xdavidson or @aprajshekhar since I don't do my local deployments this way. Can one of you guys weigh in on whether this looks like what we would officially recommend? |
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@xdavidson @aprajshekhar Yesterday another writer tried installing Pv2 locally for testing functionality, so this is a usage model that is gaining traction. |
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master' into pantheon2-readme-local-deploy
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Added procedure for local deployment of Pantheon2. Tested on RHEL8.3 and Fedora 33, including uploading local content.