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Click on the link Web load Balancer. | Click on the link Web load Balancer. | ||
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[[File:HAProxy.JPG|500px]] | [[File:HAProxy.JPG|500px]] | ||
HAProxy in Action. | HAProxy in Action. | ||
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[[File:Aspect_your_webpage.JPG|500px]] | [[File:Aspect_your_webpage.JPG|500px]] | ||
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We download and install. | We download and install. | ||
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[[File:Folder_WinSCP_-_PUTTY.JPG|500px]] | [[File:Folder_WinSCP_-_PUTTY.JPG|500px]] | ||
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Click in puttygen. | Click in puttygen. | ||
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[[File:Puttygen_initial.JPG]] | [[File:Puttygen_initial.JPG|300px]] | ||
We leave the default values, SSH-2 RSA, and the number of bits in 2048. | We leave the default values, SSH-2 RSA, and the number of bits in 2048. | ||
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With these values and will have a key, heavily encrypted. | With these values and will have a key, heavily encrypted. | ||
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[[File:Puttygen_generating.JPG]] | [[File:Puttygen_generating.JPG|300px]] | ||
To generate our key, we must move the mouse pointer constantly in the blank space of program. | To generate our key, we must move the mouse pointer constantly in the blank space of program. | ||
[[File:Puttygen_generate_end.JPG]] | Image 13<br /> | ||
[[File:Puttygen_generate_end.JPG|300px]] | |||
Once our key generation is complete, we will add a passphrase. | Once our key generation is complete, we will add a passphrase. | ||
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We mark the generated code in the text area and copy it, then we go to our OpenShift console. | We mark the generated code in the text area and copy it, then we go to our OpenShift console. | ||
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[[File:Settings_openshift_copy_public_key.JPG|500px]] | [[File:Settings_openshift_copy_public_key.JPG|500px]] | ||
Paste the code into Paste the contents of your public key file (. Pub) and click Save. | |||
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[[File:Settings_openshift_public_key_saved.JPG|500px]] | |||
Perfect OpenShift now has our lock and we have the key. | |||
Now we go to the Applications tab in our console OpenShift. | |||
Click on our application startdolibarr. | |||
Click in Want to log in to your application?. | |||
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[[File:SourceCode_and_Remote_Access.JPG500px]] | |||
Copy the code ssh 53641a41e0b8cdf5ec000b76@startdolibarr-sdme.rhcloud.com | |||
We opened our WinSCP. | |||
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[[File:Login_WinSCP.JPG]] | |||
We put the first part, 53641a41e0b8cdf5ec000b76 before the @ in the User name field, and the second part, startdolibarr-sdme.rhcloud.com after the @ in the Host name field. | |||
It is advisable not to place the password / passphrasse, at this point, for security reasons. We'll use it later. | |||
Click in Advanced. | |||
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[[File:Login_WinSCP_SSH_private_Key.JPG]] | |||
In Private key file: select your private key rsa.ppk, click OK, click save, and click Login. | |||
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[[File:Warning_connect_to_WinSCP.JPG]] | |||
When we leave this nice window click Yes. | |||
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[[File:WinSCP_login_passphrasse.JPG]] | |||
Here we place our passphrase and click OK. | |||