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* Use docker-compose to run database setup * Build sidekiq image in test script * Fix db migration startup script * Let Runit deal with services Sidekiq was started by a blocking script in my_init. This lead to the init process not getting to run Runit, which is in charge of CRON among other things. To fix it, I moved Sidekiq to be run by Runit as well. I also moved the postfix start script, while I was at it.
Docker images for opensnp.org
Currently two images - a opensnp.org-docker image and a dev image. The opensnp.org-docker image in the root folder pulls all gems and other dependencies. The dev image adds a few dummy files so that you can run the image in a local container.
How to build the images
Start the docker server (screen/tmux/service if your system supports that)
docker daemon
Then in the root folder:
docker build -t opensnp.org-docker .
This builds the opensnp.org-docker image and sets the name to opensnp.org-docker. This step takes ~10 minutes since it installs all dependencies and gems.
Then to build the dev image:
cd dev_image
docker build -t dev .
To see all images:
docker images
This should show two images, one named opensnp.org-docker and one named dev.
Now you can either build a container based on the dev image or on the opensnp.org-docker image.
Building the dev container
docker run dev
To run with environmental variables, in this case setting FOO to bar:
docker run -e FOO=bar dev