nav2_docker_compose
docker compose with micro containers, one for each navitia's service
how to use
You'll need docker and docker-compose (tested with docker v1.12.1 and docker-compose v1.8.1)
run them all
docker-compose up
you can then add some data in the default coverage:
The input dir in in tyr_beat in /srv/ed/input/<name_of_the_coverage>.
The easiest way is to copy the data via docker:
docker cp data/dumb_ntfs.zip navitiadockercompose_tyr_worker_1:/srv/ed/input/default/
navitiadockercompose_tyr_worker_1 is the name of the container, it can be different since it's dependant of the directory name.
(or you can change the docker-compose and make a shared volume).
Then you can query jormungandr:
http://localhost:9191/v1/coverage/default/lines
additional instances
If you need additional instances, you can use the docker-instances.jinja2 to generate another docker-compose file (if you want to do some shiny service discovery instead of this quick and dirty jinja template, we'll hapilly accept the contribution 😉 )
you'll need to install j2cli
pip install "j2cli[yaml]"
You need to provide the list of instances (the easiest way is to give it as a yaml file, check artemis/artemis_instances_list.yml for an example)
j2 docker-instances.jinja2 my_instances_list.yml > additional_navitia_instances.yml
Then you need to start the docker-compose with the additional instances
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f additional_navitia_instances.yml up
To add data to a given instance, you'll need to do:
docker cp data/dumb_ntfs.zip navitiadockercompose_tyr_worker_1:/srv/ed/input/<my_instance>
TODO
- move the tyr and kraken images to alpine 😉