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README: note some prerequisites for deployment

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The deployment instructions assume buildbot is already installed on the
target system.
Furthermore note that a copy of the yocto-autobuilder-helper is required.

Signed-off-by: Joshua Lock <joshua.g.lock@intel.com>
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@ -46,24 +46,32 @@ workflows and to replicate the workflows established with the outgoing
yocto-autobuilder[2]. yocto-autobuilder[2].
### WriteLayerInfo buildstep ### WriteLayerInfo buildstep
[steps/writelayerinfo.py](steps/writelayerinfo.py) -- implements a simple custom buildset to iterate the [steps/writelayerinfo.py](steps/writelayerinfo.py) -- implements a simple
repo_, branch_, and commit_ properties set by the schedulers and write a JSON custom buildset to iterate the repo_, branch_, and commit_ properties set by
file with the user's values. the schedulers and write a JSON file with the user's values.
### WikiLog reporter ### WikiLog reporter
[reporters/wikilog.py](reporters/wikilog.py) -- a buildbot service to listen for build failures and [reporters/wikilog.py](reporters/wikilog.py) -- a buildbot service to listen
write some information on them to the configured wiki page. for build failures and write some information on them to the configured wiki
page.
[lib/wiki.py](lib/wiki.py) -- some helper functions for the wiki plugin, much of this code can [lib/wiki.py](lib/wiki.py) -- some helper functions for the wiki plugin, much
be replaced by porting the plugin to be a buildbot.util.service.HTTPClient of this code can be replaced by porting the plugin to be a
implementation buildbot.util.service.HTTPClient implementation
## Deployment ## Deployment
The following deployment steps assume that the target system has a copy of
buildbot installed.
Various pieces of functionality _require_ that a copy of the
yocto-autobuilder-helper code be available in the home directory of the user
running buildbot at ~/yocto-autobuilder-helper.
__Note__: If using a reverse proxy be aware that modern buildbot uses a websocket for various communications between the master and the web UI. __Note__: If using a reverse proxy be aware that modern buildbot uses a websocket for various communications between the master and the web UI.
Refer to the buildbot documentation for information on how to correctly configure a reverse proxy: http://docs.buildbot.net/latest/manual/cfg-www.html#reverse-proxy-configuration Refer to the buildbot documentation for information on how to correctly configure a reverse proxy: http://docs.buildbot.net/latest/manual/cfg-www.html#reverse-proxy-configuration
### Upstream Yocto Project autobuilder ### Upstream Yocto Project autobuilder
__on the controller__ #### on the controller_
``` ```
$ buildbot create-master <yocto-controller> $ buildbot create-master <yocto-controller>
$ cd <yocto-controller> $ cd <yocto-controller>
@ -77,11 +85,11 @@ $ $EDITOR <yocto-controller>/yoctoabb/services.py
$ $EDITOR <yocto-controller>/yoctoabb/www.py $ $EDITOR <yocto-controller>/yoctoabb/www.py
<Configure and enable autorisation if desired> <Configure and enable autorisation if desired>
$ $EDITOR <yocto-controller>/yoctoabb/config.py $ $EDITOR <yocto-controller>/yoctoabb/config.py
<> <Modify configuration options such as worker configuration, etc.>
$ buildbot start <yocto-controller> $ buildbot start <yocto-controller>
``` ```
__on the worker__ #### on the worker
``` ```
$ buildbot-worker create-worker <yocto-worker> <localhost> <example-worker> <pass> $ buildbot-worker create-worker <yocto-worker> <localhost> <example-worker> <pass>
$ buildbot-worker start <yocto-worker> $ buildbot-worker start <yocto-worker>