Docker files for SacSOS development.

Prerequisites: Docker. Git. Bash.

To use:

Clone this repo, along with sacsos api and sacsos web, into subdirectories of the same directory. Then build and run:

git clone git@github.com:SacHomeless/ohana-api.git
git clone git@github.com:SacHomeless/ohana-docker.git
git clone git@github.com:SacHomeless/ohana-web-search.git
cd ohana-api
git checkout add_search_orgs_locations
cd ../ohana-docker
docker-compose build
docker-compose exec api bash -l -c "rake db:setup"
docker-compose exec api bash -l -c "bin/setup"
docker-compose up

Then view the site on lvh.me:3001/ for the api, and lvh.me:3000 for the web interface.

Note: lvh.me is a normal domain that resolves to 127.0.0.1. So it always refers to your local machine.

Running etc

See the docker-compose help. Or

docker-compose help

Start everything running:

docker-compose up

Stop everything

docker-compose stop

Loading a copy of production data

First, add a volume to the pg container definition in docker-compose.yml to let you read the dumped database file from within the pg container

  pg:
    image: postgres
    environment:
      - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password1
      - POSTGRES_USER=sacsos
    volumes:
      - ../backup/backup/backups:/backups/:z

Note: the :z suffix on the volume line is needed for Fedora, and has to do with SELinux permissions; if you're not using Fedora, you probably don't need it.

Then make sure you have a clean database. If you've run rake db:setup and bin/setup, you'll need to drop the database and start over. It may be easiest to recreate the docker container:

docker-compose stop
docker-compose up --force-recreate

Then, in another terminal:

docker-compose exec pg bash -l
su postgres
psql < path_to_dump_file