Onboarding

Intro

If you have completed c0d3.com and are invited to the engineering team, this document is for you! This document will give you the high level overview / resources you need to get started.

First steps

• Ask to get invited into this repo.
• Ask for credentials to our hosting provider and domain names.
• Get setup on your server

Server setup

• Once signed in to the hosting provider.
• !Important: Please do not destroy a server that you have not created yourself.
• On the top right corner click on create -> Droplets.
• Pick the latest version of Ubuntu.
• Choose the Shared CPU -> Basic
• The basic single core 25 GB server should be enough to get started.
• 25 GB is more than enough storage so there is no need to add block storage.
• For server location, pick a location geographically closest to your current location.
• Scroll down to Authentication and select SSH keys.
• Click on New SSH Key to add yours.
• To get your public ssh key, in the terminal type cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
• Scroll down to Finalize and Create and choose a hostname.
• When choosing a hostname, make sure it makes sense to other users, use the project name if you know what you are going to be working on, or simply your name. This was mine ```ex: cijin.dv
• That's it, now click on Create, and your server will be created. It will take a couple of minutes to get set up.
• Once the setup completes you will see your-server-ip next to your hostname. You will need this to connect to your server.

Connecting to your server

• After setting up the server, go ahead and connect to it.
• To connect to your server, in your terminal type ssh root@your-server-ip
• That's it, you are good to go.

Installing Docker

• Find detailed steps on Getting-Started-Docker-Ubuntu.

Installing myProxy

• Head over to Installation notes on myProxy repository.

Recommended

• Feel free to destroy the server you just created and re-do the whole process.
• This will help you the current onboarding docs.