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This is an abbreviated version of the guide seen here and is used in the video here.
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$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT:
Connecting to the server: rhc ssh $OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME
Add a DIY cartridge.
Add MySQL cartridge to the previously created one (OpenShift console -> cartridge -> Databases -> Add MySQL).
Clone the repository:
Use link from OPENSHIFT Dashboard
git clone <link>
Move to the resulting directory:
cd $OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME/
Deploy custom Tomcat (Custom here means not the default one for OpenShift. In fact, this variant is upstream.)
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git pull -s recursive -X theirs tomcat-upstream master
git push
Deploy OpenMRS to server:
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Move it to this directory: diy/tomcat/webapps/openmrs.war
git add diy/tomcat/webapps/openmrs.war
git commit -m “Deployed OpenMRS Platform 1.10.1”
git push
Configure OpenMRS on low level:
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using rhc command line tools: rhc ssh $OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME
echo "/var/lib/openshift/$OPENSHIFT_APP_UUID/app-deployments/current/repo/diy/openmrs/openmrs-runtime.properties" > .env/user_vars/OPENMRS_RUNTIME_PROPERTIES_FILE
Exit the server
Set proper app data directory (default is ~/.OpenMRS; these commands are to be run in the git repository associated with your cartridge):
Make the folder openmrs inside the diy folder
echo “” > diy/openmrs/openmrs-runtime.properties
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Copy paste this into the file diy/openmrs/openmrs-runtime.properties (delete the quotation marks that are there)
application_data_directory=/var/lib/openshift/$OPENSHIFT_APP_UUID/app-deployments/current/repo/diy/openmrs
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connection.url=jdbc:mysql://$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT/$OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME?autoReconnect=true
Commit and push the changes:
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git commit -m “Configured OpenMRS”
git push
Proceed to high-level OpenMRS configuration via browser. You should not select 'Simple' as type of installation as it assumes having MySQL root, etc.