Note: in this example, all three environments connect to the same MongoDB service.

However, it is easier to get started with a remote db hosted by MongoLab.Ĭreate a new user with credentials for that dbįind the 'sandbox' option for free hostingĪdd MongoLab to your local environment export staging and prod heroku config:set -remote staging Generate a new ssh key ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C Enter, then type a passphrase twiceĪdding the ssh keys to heroku heroku keys:add Likewise, to deploy: git push production masterįirst list current origins: git remote -vĪdd heroku remote: git remote add heroku ĭownload the heroku CLI for your OS on the heroku websiteĬheck for existing ssh keys ls -al ~/.ssh Heroku apps:rename production-yourname -app heroku-generated-name-86099 To deploy to staging, stage and commit changes, then: git push staging masterĬreate your remote prod heroku create -remote production Heroku apps:rename staging-yourname -app sheltered-atoll-86099 Create your first appĬreate your remote staging heroku create -remote stagingĬreating app.

Implementing a login/register system via OauthĬreating your MEAN app from boilerplate codeįirst, sign up on Heroku.

Binding the production server to a domain name.

Connecting the app to a remote MongoDB database.

Managing and configuring three environments: local, staging and production using heroku.

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