dockerize.sh is the provisioning script for osctrl in a Docker environment. It needs a docker-compose.yml and requires docker-compose to be installed.
It uses several functions from /deploy/lib.sh. The main idea behind using a helper like this is to be able to generate configurations and certificates before launching the containers. For a pure docker or k8s environment just use each Dockerfile as reference.
Execute ./docker/dockerize.sh -h to show the usage of the script:
$ ./docker/dockerize.sh -h
Usage: ./deploy/docker/dockerize.sh -h [PARAMETER] [PARAMETER] ...
Parameters:
-h Shows this help message and exit.
-b Builds new docker containers.
-u Run existing osctrl containers.
-f Forces the generation of new certificates.
-J Generates new JWT secret.
-m Uses mkcert (https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert) to generate a certificate and trust it locally.
-d Takes down running osctrl containers.
-x Removes container images.
-C Existing certificate to be used with osctrl.
-K Existing private key to be used with osctrl.
-D Build development environment.
Examples:
Run dockerized osctrl building new containers and forcing to generate new certificates:
./deploy/docker/dockerize.sh -u -b -f
Run existing containers with existing certificates:
./deploy/docker/dockerize.sh -u -C cert.crt -K private.key
There are good examples of the usage of dockerize.sh in the Makefile.