Manage web services with docker-compose and haproxy
Warning: This programm is under heavy development and probably not very stable
Start the command line interface
python CLI.py
For a full list of commands check the Wiki
Create a new or select an existing top level domain
ServiceManager>select domain example.com
selected domain "example.com"After selecting a domain, get all current subdomains for it
ServiceManager>list subdomain
avaibale subdomains:
blog.example.com
nextcloud.example.comCreate a new or select an existing subdomain, add a module to it and bring that module up
ServiceManager>create sd blog
selected subdomain "blog.example.com"
ServiceManager>create md WordPress
created module "WordPress"
ServiceManager>up md
Creating network "bin_blog-example-com" with the default driver
Creating blog-example-com_mysql ... done
Creating blog-example-com_wordpress ... done
module "WordPress" is coming upfrom ServiceManager import ServiceManager
# Init manager
manager = ServiceManager()
# Create a new top level domain
domain = manager.domain('example.com')# Within a top level domain, you can create subdomains
# that can each hold one module (e.g. a WordPress instance)
blogSubDomain = domain.subDomain('blog') # This will create the subdomain "blog.example.com"
blogWp = WordPress(blogSubDomain)
# This starts all containers needed for WordPress and generates ssl certificates
# and haproxy bindings. Afterwards the site can be accessed via "blog.example.com"
blogWp.up()# To access the top level domain itself ("example.com"),
# you have to create a subdomain for it as well
mainSubDomain = domain.subDomain('example.com')- Docker
- Docker-Compose
- haproxy
- certbot