Add Docker files to support personal deployments #7766
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I've drafted a guide for how to use the Docker images these files will create: Setting up a personal jinteki.net clone. |
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Does this close #7516? |
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Well, as Larry Wall used to say "TIMTOWTDI". So people might want to deploy to production more like jinteki.net rather than my approach. But this PR and the instructions I wrote should help people achieve the end result of what is desired from #7516. I think I need to update this PR to either bundle a prod.edn or work out how to load it externally with docker compose and document that. I like the externally configured approach so that end users can modify their jnet config without needing to rebuild the image. |
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I rebased this to v135 (so I can build a new image from there) and modified the docker exec to allow setting an external prod.edn file. I'll update my google docs with instructions. I think this is now good to go and will address the needs of 7516. I have deployed 3 private jnets this week. The first followed my instructions from scratch (fixing docs bugs as I went!) so I'm pretty confident this is functional as useful to people. The other two added new sections to an existing docker-compose.yml file after following instructions for initializing a database for each one. |
Right, the PR #7529, which fixes #7516 as well, is taking a similar yet distinct approach to building and running the stack. The choice is yours regarding which contribution you prefer :-). If that makes sense, we could also pick and choose the best part of both approaches. Happy to contribute. |
This commit adds Dockerfiles to create images to support production deployment of personal jnet servers using Docker Compose. There are three new Dockerfiles for three images: * Dockerfile.cards -- bundles card images with nginx for serving as static files under /img/cards. * Dockerfile.initdb -- bundles mongorestore and a dump of the initial database for use populating database independent of the repo. * Dockerfile.prod -- builds and bundles an uberjar of the application along with the generated public resources. An example docker-compose.yml file for using these images may be found at https://gist.github.com/xdg/048d0a15580d71948f4c2c1c02353ae0
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Rebased to v136.1 |
This commit adds Dockerfiles to create images to support production deployment of personal jnet servers using Docker Compose.
There are three new Dockerfiles for three images:
An example docker-compose.yml file for using these images may be found at https://gist.github.com/xdg/048d0a15580d71948f4c2c1c02353ae0
Closes #7516