Development Docker stack for Drups.io
| Container | Service name | Image |
|---|---|---|
| Engine | engine |
_/python |
| Application Back | application_back |
_/node |
| Application Front | application_front |
_/node |
| RabbitMQ | rabbitmq |
_/rabbitmq |
| Redis | redis |
_/redis |
| Postgres | postgres |
_/postgres |
| Docker | docker |
_/docker |
| Docker Registry | registry.loc |
_/registry |
| Traefik | traefik |
_/traefik |
DockerDocker ComposeGNU MakeOpenSSLkubectlminikube (Recommended)
You need to have a running Kubernetes Cluster on your machine. We recommend using minikube. minikube is local Kubernetes, focusing on making it easy to learn and develop for Kubernetes. You can install minikube using the official guide.
- Clone the repository:
git clone [email protected]:drupsio/docker.git - Go to the project directory:
cd docker - Run the project installer:
make install
The installer script will clone the application parts into /apps directory, install them and run servers and daemons.
You can get information about running stack (Application URLs, Credentials, etc.) by running make info.
make up- Pull and start up containers.make stop- Stop containers.make start- Start containers without updating.make shell- Accessenginecontainer via shell. You can optionally pass an argument with a service name to open a shell on the specified container (e.g.make shell application_back,make shell rabbitmq).
Note: You can see all available commands by running make help.
Project settings are stored in the .env file. You can modify them before running make up or make install.
e.g. you can change the version of Redis in the redis container by updating the REDIS_TAG variable.
ENGINE_GIT_REPO/APPLICATION_GIT_REPO- Git repository of Engine/Application to clone.ENGINE_GIT_BRANCH/APPLICATION_GIT_BRANCH- Git branch of Engine/Application to clone.POSTGRES_USER- Username of Postgres default user.POSTGRES_PASSWORD- Password of Postgres default user.
You can see the project documentation at drupsio.rtfd.io/projects/docker.
Please see CHANGELOG for details.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
- Temuri Takalandze - Initial work