A simple framework to deploy python3 flask project .
funs is means "flask, uWsgi, nginx and supervisor". Its docker is installed with python3, flask, uWsgi and supervisor based on(FROM) nginx docker. docker-compose.yml tell its docker volumn out all config files and log files from docker.
The root directory of funs will be volumned on /opt/project in docker, so your app files should be put at the root directory of funs.
Config files are all under the configs directory and divided by "xxx_conf.d" directories.
e.g., if you want to change nigix config file, you should modify the files under ./configs/nginx_conf.d or add new files under it.
Log files are all under the logs directory and divided by soft name, but the project is special, for it is the directory containing logs of your project(you could change this in ./configs/supervisor_conf.d, but it is not recommended).
- Clone funs.
git clone https://GitHub.com/MephistoMMM/funs.git
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Add your app files into funs, there should be a
requirements.mdfile which records the dependences package of project. -
Change flask entry file name under
./configs/nginx_conf.d/default.confand./configs/uwsgi_conf.d/config.ini. (default:app.py) -
Change the ports in
docker-compose.yml, then:
docker-compose up -d
If you don't want to pull docker image from dockerhub (for its speed...), you could build docker by yourself:
cd dockerfiles
docker build -t mpsss/funs .
cd ..
ps: you should make the version of python3 on host be same as that of python3 in docker. (it is 3.4.3 which the python3 version in dockerhub)
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