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This project has been Dockerized for easier deployment and use. Instructions on building and running are given here.
To build a fresh container, run the following command, substituting whatever tag you would like to give the resulting image.
docker build -rm -t beanstalkd-console .
Once built, you can run a container manually using the following command.
docker run -d -p 80:80 --name beanstalk_console beanstalk_console
If you need a beanstalk server to test against, you can use the public image created by the Agave dev team in the Docker Registry, agaveapi/beanstalkd. The following command will start a beanstalkd on the host machine and make the the default port available.
docker run -h beanstalkd -d -p 11300:11300 beanstalkd
To configure webapp with a custom beanstalk server to load at runtime, set the BEANSTALKD_HOST and BEANSTALKD_PORT environment variables.
docker run -d -p 80:80 \
--name beanstalk_console \
-e 'BEANSTALKD_HOST=beanstalkd' \
-e 'BEANSTALKD_PORT=11300' \
beanstalk_console
By default, all access and error logs will stream to stdout and be available through the Docker Event Stream and docker logs command.
To make the orchestration process a bit easier, a Docker Compose file is available. The following command will start both the console and daemon servers ready to use out of the box. The beanstalk server will be available on the default 11300 port. The beanstalkd console will be available at http://<your docker host>/.
docker-compose up