Drush make file for mercury?
I'm currently taking mercury for a test drive to use with my aegir installation for hosting client sites. It would be great if there were a make file for mercury. This would make creating a platform the latest mercury version, a snap. I've never created a make file, so here's my first shot...
projects[pressflow][type] = "core"
projects[pressflow][download][type] = "get"
projects[pressflow][download][url] = "http://launchpad.net/pressflow/6.x/6.16.77/+download/pressflow-6.16.77.tar.gz"
projects[mercury][type] = profile
projects[mercury][download][type] = bzr
Upgrading from Mercury 1.0 (or Mercury 1.1-Beta) to Mercury 1.1
Last updated by adrianrf@gmail.com on Tue, 2010-06-29 06:33
We know some folks are going want to upgrade their mercury servers from 1.0 or 1.1-Beta to 1.1 once it's released, so we've written instructions on how to do this.
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How to use the new templating system in Mercury 1.1
These instructions have been updated and moved to http://groups.drupal.org/node/70258
Read moreInstall Aegir In Mercury - New Installation
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Updated... for Latest Mercury 1.1 release.
However it died after verifying the first Aegir site; I dont have the time to find out why at the moment so please use the previous revision which is known to work with Mercury 1.0 and the latest Aegir. I couldn't revert this wiki page to a previous date so this note will have to suffice.
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Read moreStep-by-step: Setting up Project Mercury 1.0 (Varnish, Apache, APC, Memcached and Solr) using BCFG2
Last updated by DavidMorris on Sun, 2015-10-11 02:57
Here are step-by-step instructions for building Project Mercury on a fresh server using the configuration manager BCFG2. Project Mercury has been developed on AWS ec2 but should work on Rackspace and many other VPSs, or on your home machine. We have public AMIs available of Ubuntu Jaunty versions (in both 32 and 64 bit flavors) - see http://getpantheon.com.
If you'd like to try a more current version, refer to the new wiki page on setting up Mercury 1.1 for details. You may well find the recipe for 1.1 to be simpler and quicker than this sequence. Better yet, Mercury 1.1 supports Ubuntu Lucid, the most recent LTS release.
Read moreInstalling Your Drupal Project On Project Mercury
With the release of Project Mercury BETA, I figured it was probably high time I answered the #1 request for documenteation: "how do I put my existing Drupal site onto Mercury?" This wiki has step-by-step instructions for a few ways of handling this. Your mileage may vary of course depending on what all your site does, but this should at the very least give you a good orientation to get started.
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