- Have the OS and toy build xml file name handy, you will need this to fire request to web-service.
- To get the list of supported platforms for creating toy builds:
> curl http://docker:8080/OS
[“centos6”,”centos7”,”ubuntu12”,”ubuntu14”,”debian7”]
- To generate toy-build for centos6 using
toy/toy-abhi.xml, API call would look like:
> curl http://docker:8080/build/centos6\?xmlfile\=toy/xy.xml
- To generate toy-build from a specific manifest repostiory, API call would look like:
> curl http://docker:8080/build/centos6\?xmlfile\=toy/xy.xml\&repo\=git://github.com/myname/manifest
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Typically it takes around 15 mins to generate toy-build for one platform from docker machine. Once done it will upload the file to S3:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/couchbase-latestbuilds/couchbase/
Right now it’s running on docker machine in BLR office.
It’s easy to set this up on any other machine as well, all you need is
to fire up docker instances for OSes you plan to create builds for and
then pass port # details in app.go