This is a docker image for planet-venus. This image is created to make deployment
of planet-venus easier. This image also contains lighttpd
as the web server,
because planet-venus it self is a static page generator.
A cron daemon with a crontab has been setup to update the pages every 30 mins
Variable | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
PLANET_DIRECTORY |
The directory for the planet configuration | /planet |
PLANET_CONFIG_FILE |
The configuration file for the planet | `/planet/planet.ini |
PLANET_OUTPUT |
The HTML output for the planet | /planet/output |
Currently, the image comes with the default planet configuration, we recommend
adding your planet by creating a Dockerfile
and using this image as the base,
like this:
FROM yukiisbored/planet-venus
COPY crontab /etc/crontab
COPY my-awesome-planet /planet
The reason why this is a preferable way is because it'll easy to transfer than having externally defined volumes. With this, you can just start the image without a lot of configuration.
If you prefer using external volumes, you can defined volumes for your planet configuration with Compose or the docker command directly:
docker-compose.yml
version: '2'
services:
planet:
image: yukiisbored/planet-venus
volume:
- ./my-awesome-planet:/planet
docker
command
docker run -v ./my-awesome-planet:/planet yukiisbored/planet-venus
If you're using another directory, You can use the PLANET_DIRECTORY
,
PLANET_CONFIG_FILE
, and PLANET_OUTPUT
environment variables:
docker-compose.yml
version: '2'
services:
planet:
image: yukiisbored/planet-venus
volume:
- ./my-awesome-planet:/my-awesome-planet
environment:
- PLANET_DIRECTORY=/my-awesome-planet
- PLANET_CONFIG_FILE=/my-awesome-planet/config.ini
- PLANET_OUTPUT=/my-awesome-planet/output
docker
command
docker run -v ./my-awesome-planet:/my-awesome-planet \
-e PLANET_DIRECTORY=/my-awesome-planet \
-e PLANET_CONFIG_FILE=/my-awesome-planet/config.ini \
-e PLANET_OUTPUT=/my-awesome-planet/output \
yukiisbored/planet-venus