##Running SuiteCRM 7.6.6 on Cloud Foundry (e.g. cloud.gov)

1. Clone this repository
2. Push this application to your Cloud Foundry host, but don't start it. cf push APP_NAME --no-start, for example cf push crm --no-start
3. If you don't already have a Cloud Foundry MySQL service instance (check via cf services), create one:

• Take a look at the available services via cf marketplace
• Create your service via cf create-service SERVICE_NAME PLAN_NAME MY_SERVICE_NAME, for example cf create-service aws-rds shared-mysql cg-crm-db

4. Bind your MySQL service to your Cloud Foundry application via cf bind-service APP_NAME MY_SERVICE_NAME, e.g. cf bind-service crm cg-crm-db.
5. Start your application via cf start APP_NAME, for example cf start crm.
6. Now open SuiteCRM in your browser and complete the on-screen installation. The database credentials will already be pre-populated.
7. Once the installation is complete you need to persist your configuration:

• Download the contents of .htaccess into your repository cf files crm app/htdocs/.htaccess
• Download the contents of config.php into your repository cf files crm app/htdocs/config.php
• Download the contents of config_override.php into your repository cf files crm app/htdocs/config_override.php
• Finally, push your application again so that all future instances of your application will be configured. cf push crm

#License This project is a fork of SuiteCRM and adheres to the license requirements of SuiteCRM. SuiteCRM is published under the AGPLv3 license.

You can find SuiteCRM at https://github.com/salesagility/SuiteCRM