# Project Data | Title | Tryton updates for Debian 1 | | ----- | ----- | | **Funding source** | LTS or Freexian | | **Submitter** | Mathias Behrle <mathiasb@m9s.biz> | | **Executor** | Mathias Behrle | | **Reviewer** | TBD | | **Proposal date** | 2022-01-19 | | **Approval date** | TBD | | **Request for bids** | NA | | **Project management issue** | #24 | | **Completion date** | (insert date when completed) | ---------------------------------------- # Rationale The goal of this project is to enable the user to deploy a production ready Tryton installation out-of-the-box. # Description This project should basically solve #998319. Until now the Tryton Server uses by default the werkzeug development server as backend. To run an enterprise grade and scalable setup it is recommended to run the server on a dedicated wsgi backend served by a reverse proxy. The systemd start script misses some hardening which could be improved, too. ## Project Details Please see submitter bid section below; ## Completion Criteria * 1 Package tryton-server-uwsgi providing a working setup using the uwsgi backend. * 2 Package tryton-server-nginx provding a working setup using the above backend. * 3 Tested systemd hardening * 4 Optional: Package tryton-server-all-in-one provding the general working setup using the packages above, depending on tryton-modules-all and providing a debconf guided setup including the database setup (dbconfig-common). ## Estimated Effort Estimation is difficult without going into the realization itself. Therefore I want to propose to get 3000€ for 5 days (40 hours) of work. As part of this, I guarantee that I will complete the completion criteria 1-3, as far as possible with criterion 4. If there is time left I will use it on the project Tryton updates for Debian 2. # Submitter Bid - Productivity improvements - systemd hardening - Packaging and integration of an automatic production grade setup with reverse proxy and wsgi backend (could alternatively go into documentation) providing several packages (#998319) - Full guided setup with debconf and evtl. dbconfig-common