This set of scripts and dockerfiles should setup a portus service on a single host with docker.
This config is designed to be used with wildcard or multi-sub-domain ssl certificates.
You should have one certificate for *.yourdomain.com the certificate should be "bundled" so it works with nginx.
The final solutions is
portus URL = portus.yourdomain.com for portus UI
docker URL = docker.yourdomain.com for docker login and docker registry
- bash
- docker (current version)
- docker-compose (for local dev/build)
- Update secrets and configs in the below files to match your configuration
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nginx/ssl_crt.crt
nginx/ssl_key.key
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portus/ssl_key.key
portus/pongo/config.yml.tmpl
portus/pongo/database.yml.tmpl
portus/pongo/secrets.yml.tmpl
registry/config.yml.tmpl
registry/ssl_crt.crt
docker-compose.yml
- Run
01_start_config.shon your linux host You should end up with a working portus system.
tools.sh is a script for use inside the containers, if you want to troublshoot things.
docker exec -it portus-web ash
then
tools
to install basic utilities for troubleshooting things
pongo-blender is a go application for parsing jinja2 style templates and injecting environment vars.
This is how we create our configuration at run time.
gosu is a go application for running things as a different user.
02_run_again.sh is for testing your config, if you changed some values but do not want to delete database or run database migrations.
03_tag_push.sh is for tagging and pushing your docker images to docker registry.