Deploy¶

Setup Solr Search¶

Atlas uses two Solr Cores

Create the cores

solr create -c atlas
solr create -c atlas_lookups

If you’re rather use different names for the cores, it is no problem, as long as you update the core name in Atlas settings.

Deploy With Visual Studio

Deploying with Visual Studio is the preferred method. After opening the web.sln file -

First update web/appsettings.json with the correct settings for your database and organization.
In Visual Studio’s menu, click Build then Publish Web
Create a new publish profile.
- Choose Web Server (IIS) as the Target
- Choose Web Deploy as the Specific target
- Enter your IIS Server name
- Enter your Site name. This must match the site name already created on the web server (atlas-dev)
- Enter the web url in Destination URL
- Optionally enter you credentials for the web server
After the profile is created click Edit to change additional settings.
Change to the Settings tab and change the Target Runtime to match the web servers .NET bitness.
In order to successfully publish the connection must be validated to allow self-signed certificates.

Attention

The connection must be re-verified every time Visual Studio is restarted.
Finally publish Atlas by clicking Publish button.

Manually Deploy

Atlas is fairly simple to manually deploy.

First pull Atlas’s source code onto the server
Update web/appsettings.json with the correct settings for your database and organization.
Run dotnet publish from the web folder to build the Atlas runtime.
```
dotnet publish -r win-x86 --self-contained false -c Release -o out
```
Attention

Ensure the bitness matches the bitness of the .NET version you’ve installed on the server!
Copy the contents of the newly created out directory into the c://inetpub/wwwroot/atlas-dev folder.

Navigate to your binding and Atlas should be available!