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Simdoc plaftform dockerization #33

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ChristopheMaldivi opened this issue Feb 14, 2017 · 6 comments
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Simdoc plaftform dockerization #33

ChristopheMaldivi opened this issue Feb 14, 2017 · 6 comments

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@ChristopheMaldivi
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To ease deployment and run, we could package simdoc servers (UI & backends) in a docker image or several docker images (compose).

@JoelGardes
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Good idea for portability. What do you means by "compose" with several docker images, I suppose that each docker image is completely independent ?

@ChristopheMaldivi
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see here

basically the idea behind this:

  • we keep a docker image for an atomic part of the platform, for instance : simdoc rest server is autonomous / user interface servers will also be an autonomous part
  • but to assemble these parts, docker compose will help us
  • it gives us the possibility to run and update these images in an independent way
  • these images are available in an internal or public docker registry and can be used by third party

Regarding this task, it could be a good entry point for @boisset :)

@JoelGardes
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I completely agree.

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ChristopheMaldivi commented Feb 14, 2017 via email

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ChristopheMaldivi commented Mar 6, 2017

TODO:

Next: rebuild at each tag

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TODO:

  • check that shared directory contains debug data
  • add env variables for shared directory / memory settings
  • build docker image for tags and publish it on gitlab.com registry

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