Install Tryton in a Python virtual environment on Ubuntu

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Just in case someone is curious about the outcome of the production level installation with the apache2/gunicorn combination.
In a nutshell: the system is up and running, the tryton server can be accessed through the internet (I tested that with a desktop client, not with the web client).
What I did:
Prerequisite: webserver linked to a domain name with a DNS A record and port 8000 open.

  1. follow edbo’s post by the book Deploying Tryton with a Python virtual environment
    to the point where the gunicorn server is started and a systemd file is created. At this point the trytond server can be started with user@host:/$ systemctl start trytond
  2. follow gunicorn behind Apache web server – ServerOK to configure apache
    in the virtual host file adjust ServerName, ServerAdmin, DocumentRoot, ErrorLog, CustomLog, ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse to the settings of your system.
    ProxyPass / http://(your domain ip):8000/
    ProxyPassReverse / “http://(your domain ip):8000/”
  3. enable your virtual host configuration (a2ensite (virtualhost).conf)
  4. restart the apache2 server

If the gunicorn server is running you can reach your trytond server through the internet at http://<your.domain>