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Docker

The entire architecture can be set up in containerized environment using Docker images.

The following instructions only cover the Ladder and tournament website services. If you want to run an OpenRA game server with additional convenience features, check out the game server docs.

These instructions expect you to know the basics of Docker and the Docker CLI.

Build

First, you have to build the Docker images. To streamline this process, a shell script is packaged with this repository. Run the shell script from the repository root directory:

chmod +x .docker/build.sh
.docker/build.sh

The script builds three Docker images:

  1. oraladder/base:latest, that collects all project files and dependencies
  2. oraladder/ragl:latest, that initializes the RAGL web server
  3. oraladder/ladder:latest, that initializes the Ladder web server

Run

Export the path to your replay directory into the environment variable REPLAY_DIRECTORY. Then run the RAGL or Ladder web service with the following commands:

docker run --rm --name ragl -dit -p 8000:8000 -v $REPLAY_DIRECTORY:/replays/:ro oraladder/ragl:latest
docker run --rm --name ladder -dit -p 8001:8000 -v $REPLAY_DIRECTORY:/replays/:ro oraladder/ladder:latest

NB: These containers will be removed entirely when stopped due to the --rm flag.

Update database

To update the database files, you can use docker exec as follows for the ladder container:

docker exec -it ladder venv/bin/ora-ladder -d instance/db-ra-all.sqlite3 /replays

To update the RAGL container, run

docker exec -it ragl venv/bin/ora-ragl -d instance/db-ragl.sqlite3 /replays