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docs/source/siteadmin/production-deployments.rst
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.. _`raven`: http://raven.readthedocs.org
.. TODO insert init script here
.. TODO are additional concerns ?
.. Other Concerns
.. --------------
Running multiple MediaGoblin instances on the same server
---------------------------------------------------------
It is possible to run multiple separate MediaGoblin instances concurrently on
the same server. We don't provide detailed instructions to do this, but broadly,
each instance will need:
1. A separate ``mediagoblin.ini`` and ``paste.ini``.
2. A separate database that is configured in ``mediagoblin.ini``.
3. A unique ``CELERY_DEFAULT_QUEUE`` configured in ``mediagoblin.ini``. Queues
are automatically created, but must be unique between MediaGoblin instances.
4. A separate data directory created and configured in ``mediagoblin.ini`` and
``paste.ini``.
5. A unique server port configured in ``paste.ini`` under ``[server:broadcast]``.
You would typically configure the web server to route requests to the
appropriate MediaGoblin instance port based on the requested domain name or
something similar.
It is also possible to share the same MediaGoblin codebase and Python virtualenv
between multiple instances, so long as they have a unique data directory.

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- Remove references to previous `tinymce` JS dependency (Ben Sturmfels)
- Remove plugin for decommissioned Mozilla Persona (Jgart)
- Remove Debian 10 development Dockerfile (BenSturmfels)
- Document running multiple MediaGoblin instances on one server (Ben Sturmfels)
**Bug fixes:**

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# directory in paste.ini and/or your webserver configuration.
#
# [DEFAULT]
# data_basedir = "/var/lib/mediagoblin"
# data_basedir = %(here)s/user_dev
[mediagoblin]
direct_remote_path = /mgoblin_static/
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base_url = /mgoblin_media/
[celery]
# Put celery stuff here
# CELERY_DEFAULT_QUEUE = "default"
# Place plugins here, each in their own subsection of [plugins].
# See http://docs.mediagoblin.org/siteadmin/plugins.html for details.