The Docker Compose Cookbook is a library cookbook that provides custom resources for use in recipes.
- Working Docker installation. You might want to use the excellent docker Cookbook to provision Docker.
Place a dependency on the docker-compose cookbook in your cookbook's metadata.rb
depends 'docker_compose', '~> 0.0'
Create a Docker Compose file for the application you want to provision. A simple Compose file that uses the official nginx Docker image looks like this:
version: '2'
services:
web_server:
image: nginx
ports:
- "80:80"
Then, in a recipe:
include_recipe 'docker_compose::installation'
# Provision Compose file
cookbook_file '/etc/docker-compose_nginx.yml' do
source 'docker-compose_nginx.yml'
owner 'root'
group 'root'
mode 0640
notifies :up, 'docker_compose_application[nginx]', :delayed
end
# Provision Compose application
docker_compose_application 'nginx' do
action :up
compose_files [ '/etc/docker-compose_nginx.yml' ]
end
-
node['docker_compose']['release']
- The release version of Docker Compose to install. Defaults to a sane, current default. -
node['docker_compose']['command_path']
- The path under which thedocker-compose
command should be installed. Defaults to/usr/local/bin/docker-compose
The default
recipe is simply an alias for the installation
recipe.
The installation
recipe installs the docker-compose
binary by downloading
it from the vendor's servers, as described in the
official Docker Compose documentation.
The path to which the docker-compose
command is installed can be configured
via the node['docker_compose']['command_path']
attribute.
The docker_compose_application
provisions a Docker application (that usually
consists of several services) using a Docker Compose file.
docker_compose_application 'nginx' do
action :up
compose_files [ '/etc/docker-compose_nginx.yml', '/etc/docker-compose_nginx.additional.yml' ]
services ['nginx']
remove_orphans true
end
-
project_name
- A string to identify the Docker Compose application. Defaults to the resource name. -
compose_files
- The list of Compose files that makes up the Docker Compose application. The specified file names are passed to thedocker-compose
command in the order in which they appear in the list. -
services
- The list of services to start or stop. Defaults to all services that are specified in the Compose files. -
remove_orphans
- Remove containers for services not defined in the Compose file.
-
:up
- Create and start containers. Equivalent to callingdocker-compose up
with the Compose files that were specified using thecompose_files
parameter. -
:down
- Stop and remove containers, networks, images, and volumes. Equivalent to callingdocker-compose down
with the Compose files that were specified using thecompose_files
parameter.
- Sebastian Boschert (sebastian@2007.org)
Copyright (c) 2016 Sebastian Boschert.
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