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Secure Systems Lab website

This document describes how to make changes to the Secure Systems Lab website and make them available at http://ssl.engineering.nyu.edu.

Modify the sources

The SSL website is generated using Ruby's static site generator Jekyll.

Making changes to the website is similar to contributing to any other of the lab's GitHub projects and includes:

  1. forking the corresponding source code repository secure-systems-lab/ssl-site,
  2. creating a branch,
  3. committing and pushing changes, and
  4. submitting a pull request.

Please refer to the lab's development guide for more details about this workflow. Instructions on how to build the website locally can be found in the secure-systems-lab/ssl-site README.md.

Push to production

  1. Make sure your changes have been merged into secure-systems-lab/ssl-site's master branch and your local master branch is up-to-date (see GitHub's Syncing a Fork for more details).

  2. Make sure the deployment server is available as remote URL in your local repo (you only have to add the URL once).

    git remote add deploy [email protected]:/var/www/ssl.engineering.nyu.edu.git

  3. Push your local master branch to the deployment server. This activates a server-side hook, which builds the static pages so that the web server can serve them.

    git push deploy master

    Important Note: Your ssh public key will need to be added to the .ssh/authorized_keys file on [email protected] for you to have permission to push directly.