Install without docker about trax

[agateblue]

I guess that, sooner or later this day had to come ;)

The good news is that Docker, Dockerfiles and docker-compose.yml file are de facto documenting most of the deployment and project architecture. I understand that a real documentation is needed though, and I'll start to work on it.

Basically, you will need to take all the services described in docker-compose.ymland make them available on your system. You'll need:

• A PostgreSQL server (you can use a shared one and even a remote one if you want)
• A Redis server (same here)
• A process manager, such as supervisor or systemd to run:
  1. The application server
  2. The application worker
• A webserver on your system with a reverse proxy configuration to talk to the application

To install the application dependencies, you would have to follow the Dockerfile steps, with few adjustements to make this more suitable on a shared system:

• use a python virtualenv
• move everything under a specific directory, such as /srv/trax

I'm only familiar with debian-based systems, so I'll start working on a documentation for those systems., but it should work similarly on most linux distros.

[agateblue]

Okay I've opened #23 which is a first attempt at such a documentation. Please get back to me when you have reviewed this :)

[hanzei]

Fixed with https://github.com/EliotBerriot/trax/pull/23