Merge lp:~jose/charms/precise/appflower/readme-to-markdown into lp:charms/appflower

[José Antonio Rey]

Changed README to Markdown

Changed README to Markdown, as it's now used by CharmWorld.

[Jorge Castro (jorge)]

Hi Jose, thanks for this, do you know you can `charm add readme` to get the right template? That gives you placeholders for all the stuff that should be in a readme, thanks!

[José Antonio Rey (jose)]

Hey, Jorge!

Yep, but I wanted to keep the original structure the author provided. If there is any information missing, I could go ahead and try to fill it in.

Thanks for the heads-up!

[Marco Ceppi (marcoceppi)]

LGTM

review: Approve

=== removed file 'README'
--- README	2012-04-03 20:39:28 +0000
+++ README	1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
-0. INTRODUCTION
-###############################################################################
-
-AppFlower is an open source application builder for use in building web-based 
-applications. AppFlower provides a visual designer (Studio) to develop 
-applications without prior knowledge of programming, using drag and drop and 
-no coding. Advanced users can create more complex applications.
-
- - Author: Jimmi Andersen <[e-mail]>
- - Latest Modified: 23/Marts - 2012
- - License: MIT
-
-1. TODO
-###############################################################################
-Work in-progress to add improved support for
-
- - charm upgrade
- - integration with load-balancers, reverse-proxy and memcached for php-session
- - Extend support for other aws services
-
-1. REQUIREMENTS
-###############################################################################
-AppFlower requires a Database to be fully running, and could be clued together
-with other services like haproxy, or varnish for improved performance and 
-failover.
-
- 
-2. GETTING STARTED DEPLOYING APPFLOWER
-###############################################################################
-
-Bootstrap your juju environment
-
-    juju bootstrap
-
-Deploy MySQL and AppFlower
-    
-    juju deploy appflower
-    juju deploy mysql
-
-Add a relation between AppFlower and the Database
-
-    juju add-relation appflower mysql
-
-Expose the service
-
-    juju expose appflower
-
-Your new project can now be accessed at http://<ec2-dns-address>/, this can be
-found while running "juju status", and look under the appflower service.
-
-If you want to spin up a reverse proxy in front..
-
-Deploy a varnish (reverse-proxy) instance
-
-    juju deploy varnish
-
-Connect varnish and appflower
-
-    juju add-relation varnish appflower
-
-4. THE END
-###############################################################################
-If you want to terminate ALL your instances, just run:
-
-    juju destroy-environment 

=== added file 'README.md'
--- README.md	1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
+++ README.md	2014-03-26 08:45:31 +0000
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+# Introduction
+
+AppFlower is an open source application builder for use in building web-based 
+applications. AppFlower provides a visual designer (Studio) to develop 
+applications without prior knowledge of programming, using drag and drop and 
+no coding. Advanced users can create more complex applications.
+
+ - Author: Jimmi Andersen <[e-mail]>
+ - Latest Modified: 23/Marts - 2012
+ - License: MIT
+
+## To-Do
+
+Work in-progress to add improved support for
+
+ - charm upgrade
+ - integration with load-balancers, reverse-proxy and memcached for php-session
+ - Extend support for other aws services
+
+# Requirements
+
+AppFlower requires a Database to be fully running, and could be clued together
+with other services like haproxy, or varnish for improved performance and 
+failover.
+
+ 
+# Getting started deploying AppFlower
+
+Bootstrap your juju environment
+
+    juju bootstrap
+
+Deploy MySQL and AppFlower
+    
+    juju deploy appflower
+    juju deploy mysql
+
+Add a relation between AppFlower and the Database
+
+    juju add-relation appflower mysql
+
+Expose the service
+
+    juju expose appflower
+
+Your new project can now be accessed at http://<ec2-dns-address>/, this can be
+found while running "juju status", and look under the appflower service.
+
+If you want to spin up a reverse proxy in front..
+
+Deploy a varnish (reverse-proxy) instance
+
+    juju deploy varnish
+
+Connect varnish and appflower
+
+    juju add-relation varnish appflower
+
+# The End
+
+If you want to terminate ALL your instances, just run:
+
+    juju destroy-environment