Deployment Examples for Form.io Enterprise platform

This repo contains example deployment strategies for the Form.io Enterprise Platform. These deployments contain the following strategies:

Docker Compose
Terraform (coming soon)
Kubernetes

Requirements

To run this tool, you'll need NodeJS v16 or higher.

Installation

To install this library, you can type the following in your terminal.

npm install -g @formio/deploy

Requirements

You'll need NodeJS >= 18.

Usage

You can now use this CLI to create deployment packages.

formio-deploy package --license=YOURLICENSE

This will then create a series of deployments within a "deployments" folder that you can use to deploy Form.io Enterprise within your environment.

Commands

The following commands are supported.

package

Create new deployment packages provided certain arguments.

➜  ~ formio-deploy package --help
Usage: formio-deploy package|p [options] [path]

Create a new deployment package.

Options:
  --license [LICENSE_KEY]  Your deployment license.
  --server [server]        The Form.io Enterprise Server Docker repo
  --version [version]      The Form.io Enterprise Server version.
  --pdf-version [version]  The Form.io PDF Server version.
  --sub-version [version]  The Form.io Submission Server version.
  --db-secret [secret]     The Database Secret.
  --jwt-secret [secret]    The JWT Token Secret
  --admin-email [email]    The default root admin email address
  --admin-pass [password]  The default root admin password
  --ssl-cert [cert]        File path to the SSL Certificate for the deployment to enable SSL.
  --ssl-key [key]          File path to the SSL Certificate Key for the deployment to enable SSL.
  -h, --help               display help for command

Example

The following will create a new multi-container deployment package for AWS, with version 7.3.0 Server Version and 3.3.1 PDF Server Version.

formio-deploy package compose/aws/multicontainer.zip --license=YOURLICENSE --version=7.3.0 --pdf-version=3.3.1

Once this is done, it will generate a new ZIP file within the deployments folder for compose/aws/multicontainer.zip as well as place the deployment in the deployments/current folder. You can now use the ZIP file to deploy to AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

Local Example

You can also use this command to create a local deployment on your local machine by first typing the following.

formio-deploy package compose/multicontainer.zip --license=YOURLICENSE --version=7.3.0 --pdf-version=3.3.1

and then type the following to run.

docker-compose -f ~/deployments/current/docker-compose.yml up

Kubernetes Deployment Guide

CLI Variables

PROVIDER = aws | azure
API_NAMESPACE = formio-dev | formio-staging | formio-prod
PDF_NAMESPACE = formio-pdf
LICENSE_KEY = your_formio_license_key

API Server (Portal Enabled)

PROVIDER=azure
API_NAMESPACE=formio-dev
PDF_NAMESPACE=formio-pdf
LICENSE_KEY=your_license_key_here

echo ""
echo "Provider: $PROVIDER"
echo "Namespace API: $API_NAMESPACE"
echo "Namespace PDF: $PDF_NAMESPACE"
echo "License Key: $LICENSE_KEY"
echo ""

# Create helm deployment zip
formio-deploy package helm/$PROVIDER/api-server.zip \
--license=$LICENSE_KEY \
--version=8.4.1 \
--admin-email='admin@example.com' \
--admin-pass='CHANGEME' \
--db-secret='CHANGEME' \
--jwt-secret='CHANGEME' \
--pdf-server-url="http://pdf-server.$PDF_NAMESPACE.svc.cluster.local:4005" \
--base-url="$API_NAMESPACE.localdev.me" # dev.<your-domain>.com | authoring.<your-domain>.com

# Unzip helm deployment
cd ./deployments/helm/$PROVIDER
unzip -d . api-server.zip && mv helm api-server

# Change to directory
cd api-server

# View current .env (This should be edited before continuing)
cat .env

# Deploy
bash scripts/upgrade.sh --namespace $API_NAMESPACE --path ./deployment

Remote API Server

PROVIDER=azure
API_NAMESPACE=formio-staging
PDF_NAMESPACE=formio-pdf
LICENSE_KEY=your_license_key_here

echo ""
echo "Provider: $PROVIDER"
echo "Namespace API: $API_NAMESPACE"
echo "Namespace PDF: $PDF_NAMESPACE"
echo "License Key: $LICENSE_KEY"

# Create helm deployment zip
formio-deploy package helm/$PROVIDER/remote-server.zip \
--no-portal \
--license=$LICENSE_KEY \
--version=8.4.1 \
--admin-email='admin@example.com' \
--admin-pass='CHANGEME' \
--db-secret='CHANGEME' \
--jwt-secret='CHANGEME' \
--portal-secret='CHANGEME' \
--pdf-server-url="http://pdf-server.$PDF_NAMESPACE.svc.cluster.local:4005" \
--base-url="$API_NAMESPACE.localdev.me" # staging.<your-domain>.com | uat.<your-domain>.com | live.<your-domain>.com

# Unzip helm deployment
cd ./deployments/helm/$PROVIDER
unzip -d . remote-server.zip && mv helm remote-server

# Change to directory
cd remote-server

# View current .env (This should be edited before continuing)
cat .env

# Deploy
bash scripts/upgrade.sh --namespace $API_NAMESPACE --path ./deployment

PDF Server

PROVIDER=azure
PDF_NAMESPACE=formio-pdf
LICENSE_KEY=your_license_key_here

echo ""
echo "Provider: $PROVIDER"
echo "Namespace PDF: $PDF_NAMESPACE"
echo "License Key: $LICENSE_KEY"

# Create helm deployment zip
formio-deploy package helm/$PROVIDER/pdf-server.zip \
--license=$LICENSE_KEY \
--pdf-version=5.4.2

# Unzip helm deployment
cd ./deployments/helm/$PROVIDER
unzip -d . pdf-server.zip && mv helm pdf-server

# Change to directory
cd pdf-server

# View current .env (This should be edited before continuing)
cat .env

# Deploy
bash scripts/upgrade.sh --namespace $PDF_NAMESPACE --path ./deployment

Multicontainer

PROVIDER=azure
API_NAMESPACE=formio-prod
LICENSE_KEY=your_license_key_here

echo ""
echo "Provider: $PROVIDER"
echo "Namespace API: $API_NAMESPACE"
echo "License Key: $LICENSE_KEY"

# Create helm deployment zip
formio-deploy package helm/$PROVIDER/multicontainer.zip \
--license=$LICENSE_KEY \
--version=8.4.1 \
--pdf-version=5.4.2 \
--admin-email='admin@example.com' \
--admin-pass='CHANGEME' \
--db-secret='CHANGEME' \
--jwt-secret='CHANGEME' \
--base-url="$API_NAMESPACE.localdev.me"

# Unzip helm deployment
cd $(pwd)/deployments/helm/$PROVIDER
unzip -d . multicontainer.zip && mv helm multicontainer

# Change to directory
cd multicontainer

# View current .env (This should be edited before continuing)
cat .env

# Deploy
bash scripts/upgrade.sh --namespace  $API_NAMESPACE --path ./deployment