This is a handy utility to build Docker containers dedicated to your Unveillance Annexes. Simply add your Annex project into the root folder, and either run ./build_image.sh and follow the prompts; or use ./build_image.sh /path/to/custom/config.json after creating your own config.
You should already have python-dev and pip installed on your machine.
./setup.py
cd UnveillanceDeploycp /your/Unveillance/Package .orgit clone git@host:your/UnveillancePackage.git- if you cloned, you will also have to
git submodule update --init --recursive
You can create a config.json file with the following formats depending on the type of project (Annex or Frontend) you're building. If any of these directives are missing, you will be prompted during the build process.
{
"secrets": {
"uv_server_host": "localhost", # what the Annex will report as its hostname
"uv_uuid": "my_annex", # the Annex's short-code or nickname
"annex_dir": "/home/unveillance/annex" # where the Annex should store its files
},
"docker": {
"SUPER_PACKAGE": "CompassAnnex", # the name of the package you wish to deploy
"USER": "unveillance", # unix user
"USER_PWD" : "ohmigerd", # user's password. you should remember it, but it's not too important because sudoer
"EXTRA_PORTS": "8887", # if you require extra ports to be opened, list them here: space-separated string
"ssh_root": "/home/unveillance/.ssh" # where we'll put the Annex user's .ssh
}
}
{
"secrets" : {
"annex_config": "/path/to/config/file.json"
},
"docker" : {
"SUPER_PACKAGE" : "CompassFrontend",
}
}
Run ./build_image.sh annex and follow the prompts; or use ./build_image.sh annex /path/to/custom/config.json
Your Docker image is now available and can be deployed at any time via Docker using sudo docker run -iPt compassannex:unveillance (or whatever the image turns out to be named, given your inputs).
...TBD