THIS REPOSITORY IS ARCHIVED BECAUSE:

• The repo was responsible for loading the web-api into a docker container. This is now done by loading a docker image from docker hub and running it, which is more flexible.

• The repo also does not work since it tries to clone a repository on GitLab which is no longer running. Also the repo has not been changed since initial commit, which means it has not been updated in a long time.

Docker Deployment script

This script creates docker containers for the develop, master, and release branches of Giraf Rest Web-API named nightly, production and release.

Expected Output

The docker deployment script deletes the currently existing version of the image and creates a docker image and a docker container corresponding to either nightly, production or release.

Information About Output

The script will clone from this repository:

http://git.giraf.cs.aau.dk/Giraf-Rest/web-api.git

To

/tmp/web-api_/ 

However, it will remove the folder after use. For each version (nightly, production or release) it will clone from a different branch (develop, master and release).

The docker container will have autorestart enabled, meaning it will restart itself if it crashes, unless its explicitly stopped by a docker command. They all use internal port 5000. External ports are: 5050 (nightly), 5000 (master) and 5100 (release).

Log

The script outputs to a deploy.log file (located in its folder) and notes the time, version, branch and result of the execution.

Required Input

When calling the script the following input is required: ./script.sh

These conditions must be met before calling the script:

Appsettings

To create a nightly version of the web-api, an appsetings.nightly.json file must comply with the template (this can be found in the web-API repo under the name of appsettings.template.json) and be stored in the same directory as the script. Similarly deploying a production container requires an appsetings.production.json and release requires an appsettings.release.json file.

Dockerfile

A Dockerfille must be located in the same directory as the script, which will be used when creating the image.

Notes

The script is executed by a webhook from Gogs every time someone pushes to one of the branches nightly, production or release. See the deploy folder on the web server.

Changes

If changes occur, be sure to update the readme file to reflect the updates.