Host mappings are required to use CoreMedia Elastic Social. The CoreMedia documentation provides further information about concepts and technologies of Elastic Social. CoreMedia Elastic Social's multi-tenancy concept is bound to the domain of the particular application.
By default, the Vagrant setup uses
XIP IO, a free generic DNS service, provided by
37Signals, the founders of Ruby on Rails. By encoding the IP of the
box within the URLs, XIP IO maps every request to the encoded IP, relieving you from modifying
your etc/host mapping. When you start the box with vagrant up, you
will get a list of all the URIs. The format is:
<name>.192.168.252.100.xip.io
for example
corporate.19.168.252.100.xip.io for the Live CAE with the corporate site
If you don't want to use XIP IO, you need to adapt the configuration in the Vagrant file and
add IP mappings to fake the two domains corporate and helios:
On Linux add them to
/etc/hosts.On Windows add them to
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.
192.168.252.100 blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 studio-helios.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 studio-corporate.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 preview-helios.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 preview-corporate.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 editor.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 webdav.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 helios.blueprint-box corporate.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 shop-helios.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 shop-preview-helios.blueprint-box 192.168.252.100 shop-preview-production-helios.blueprint.box
Example 3.1. host entries
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