Development Dockerfiles

System requirements

Docker
Docker Compose
Clone of required repositories:
- tickets-api
- tickets-admin
- Others...

Environment requirements

You need to clone all the projects repositories that require it on your local host, then you need to build the docker image for each of the projects.

For example, if we were doing this for the tickets-api project:

~/src/tickets-api$ ./scripts/build.sh

Tickets database requirements

Enter the mysql container and login into a mysql terminal:

$ docker-compose up -d mysql-service
$ docker exec -ti dockerfiles_mysql-service_1 bash
root@aaabbbcccdd:/# mysql -u root -p

Create the necessary databases

CREATE DATABASE tickets;

Grant all privileges to default user

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON tickets.* to 'default'@'%';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
exit;

Dump the databases into mysql

root@aaabbbcccdd:/# cd docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/
root@aaabbbcccdd:/# mysql -u root -p tickets < mysql-tickets.sql

Install hosts

Install hosts maps in your system:

$ sudo ./install-hosts.sh

Start development environment

Once you built the images for all the required services (Please see docker-compose.yml services), you can start the environment

$ docker-compose up -d

Attach to a container's logs

Sometimes during development we'd like to see the output of the service's logs, to do so, we can attach a terminal to follow the container's stdout logs

For example, to attach to Ticket's logs:

$ docker logs $(docker ps -aqf "name=tickets") -f