Easily create Lua cloud modules for your Corona® SDK applications and games, adding cloud functionality like analytics, data objects, user management, push, uploads, email, and more.
Installation¶
Amazon EC2 Instance (recommended)¶
Select a region below to get started...
DigitalOcean / Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Script (advanced)
- Create an instance with a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.x LTS.
- Log into the newly created instance via SSH as
root
. - Copy and paste the following code to start the installation:
wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/install-coronium/install.sh; chmod +x install.sh; ./install.sh
Your instance will reboot at the end of the installation.
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Administration¶
You can find your Coronium Cloud admin panel at:
http://your.coronium.instance/admin
First Time Login?
The default log in is user admin and password coroniumserver. You can change your log-in credentials in the Admin panel.
SFTP / Files¶
To move files to and from your instance, you need an SFTP client set up with your login credentials:
Field | Details |
---|---|
Hostname | your.coronium.instance |
User | coronium for Ubuntu/DigitalOcean. ubuntu for Amazon EC2. |
Password | Amazon EC2 uses SSH Key. Ubuntu/DigitalOcean uses password entered at install. |
Amazon EC2 Users
When you first log into an EC2 instance, you will be in the ubuntu folder. Navigate back a directory and then choose the coronium folder to add your files. You can use cd /home/coronium if you're logged in with SSH.
Directories¶
The following are the Coronium Cloud related directories, and the purpose for each. These directories can be found on the server instance at /home/coronium.
Heads Up!
Please don't remove any of these directories.
Purpose | Directory |
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Cloud Lua | /lua |
Start Up Lua | /lua/_boot |
Templates | /tpl |
Uploads | /files |
PHP | /php |
Support¶
Visit the Coronium IO Community for support related discussions.