IR-Engine

A simple Boolean Search Engine using Python and Flask

Pythonanywhere

Site deployed on pythonanywhere: ashishu007.pythonanywhere.com

Site deployed on heroku: https://rgu-soc-bool-ir.herokuapp.com/

Docker

To run the application using docker, use the following steps:

1. Pull the image from docker-hub using:

   docker pull ashishu007/rgu-soc-boolean-ir:latest

2. Run the docker image:

   docker run -d -p 5000:5000 ashishu007/rgu-soc-boolean-ir:latest

3. Goto localhost:5000 in your browser

To stop the running image, follow these steps:

1. List the active images using:

   docker ps

2. Copy the unique CONTAINER ID (let's say, containerid) for the image ashishu007/rgu-soc-boolean-ir

3. Run:

   docker stop containerid

It assumes, you've docker installed.

Heroku

Assuming you have docker installed and an app created on heroku.

0. Suppose the app created on heroku is: rgu-soc-bool-ir

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone https://github.com/ashishu007/IR-Engine.git

2. Build the docker-container:

   docker build -t ir-eng:latest .

3. Tag the docker-container:

   docker tag ir-eng registry.heroku.com/rgu-soc-bool-ir/web

   • If getting authentication required message, run this: heroku container:login

4. Push the tagged container to the heroku-registry:

   docker push registry.heroku.com/rgu-soc-bool-ir/web

5. Release the container on heroku:

   heroku container:release -a rgu-soc-bool-ir web

6. Goto the browser, and type: rgu-soc-bool-ir.herokuapp.com

References

• This post on Medium.