You will have to install all of the programs required to run the program (e.g. mysql, apache, etc.). Git is simply version control, it doesn't know what you need, it just gets files for you.
Just use git clone to clone the repo and then run it as you normally would as if you had written everything just then and there on that server.
Topic: Github push and pull inquiry (Read 292 times)
Hi there~
I have a web application using mysql, python, ruby on rail, etc., and moved it from my server to github.
because it is still on development I would like to clone it from the existing.
Could you please tell me how to clone and make another one from the beginning on ec2?
I do not need the existing data that have been obtained while the server is run.
Is there any quickest way to make the identical one?
Do I have to install the basic programs such as mysql to pull the repo OR there is a way to easily clone to another new ec2?
Thanks!
I have a web application using mysql, python, ruby on rail, etc., and moved it from my server to github.
because it is still on development I would like to clone it from the existing.
Could you please tell me how to clone and make another one from the beginning on ec2?
I do not need the existing data that have been obtained while the server is run.
Is there any quickest way to make the identical one?
Do I have to install the basic programs such as mysql to pull the repo OR there is a way to easily clone to another new ec2?
Thanks!
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