NOTE: the repo that generates the Plone image is: https://github.com/eea/eea.docker.plone-climateadapt

Docker Orchestration for Climate Adapt

Installation

1. Install Docker 1.10.3.

2. Install Docker Compose 1.6.2.

3. Install Rancher Compose 0.7.4+

Usage

Development

In order to be able to edit source-code on your machine using your favorite editor, without having to do it inside a Docker container, you'll have to create a new user on your laptop with uid=500 and use this user for development:

$ useradd -u 500 zope-www
$ usermod -a -G docker zope-www
$ sudo su - zope-www

Now get the source code:

$ git clone https://github.com/eea/eea.docker.climateadapt.git
$ cd eea.docker.climateadapt/devel
$ docker-compose -f source-code.yml up

Start the application:

$ docker-compose up

Within your favorite browser head to http://localhost:8080, add a Plone site and install the following add-ons:

• EEA Plone buildout profile
• eea.climateadapt

Now you are ready to develop Plone Add-ons within src folder:

$ ls -l src/

Once you're done editing, restart the application and test your changes:

$ docker-compose restart

Debugging:

import rpdb; rpdb.set_trace('0.0.0.0')
$ nc localhost 4444

Deployment

Pre-requirements:

• Rancher Compose
• Within Rancher UI register min 1 hosts with label: climateadapt=yes

On your laptop:

$ git clone https://github.com/eea/eea.docker.climateadapt.git
$ cd eea.docker.climateadapt/deploy

Deploy on staging/demo:

$ rancher-compose --project-name climateadapt-demo --env-file staging-cca.env up -d

Deploy in production:

$ rancher-compose --project-name climateadapt-demo --env-file production-cca.env up -d

Upgrade:

$ rancher-compose --project-name climateadapt --env-file production.env up -d --upgrade

...and confirm that the upgrade went well:

$ rancher-compose --project-name climateadapt --env-file production.env up -d --confirm-upgrade

...or roll-back:

$ rancher-compose --project-name climateadapt --env-file production.env up -d --roll-back