What's this

It's scafolding that allows you to deploy quickly an app from github private repository and install all necesary docker containers. Access to git repository through Deploy Key in github. https://developer.github.com/v3/guides/managing-deploy-keys/#deploy-keys You include components required inside your project in project_path/docker-compose.yml One container - one service. Works for (tested):

• PHP / Laravel (installed in /var/www/html/www)
• npm
• postgres, mssrv

Server requirements

• user has to be added to sudoers
• server has to have git installed
• server has to have docker and docker-compose installed

Settings

Settings are stored in scripts_path/configs/config.ini. Copy file scripts_path/configs/config.ini.example to scripts_path/configs/config.ini to edit settings like:

• scriptsPath="/home/username/app/scripts" - this is the path that you git pull your scripts
• appPath="/home/username/app/code" - this is the path that the app will be installed
• appGitUser="git" - git username
• appGitUrl="https://github.com/github_username/github_project_id" - your github app URL
• appBranch=master - branch that you want to deploy
• laravel=1 - your app includes laravel
• composer=1 - your app includes composer
• npm=1 - your app includes npm

File list

• test_enviroment.sh - tests whether all necesary requirements are preinstalled
• ssh_generate.sh - creates ssh key ssh\id_rsa.pub. This file has to be added to git Deploy Key, to be give your server access to your github repository
• install.sh - dowloads code from your git repo specified in settings file, WARNING!! Don't use unless you are ready to lose ALL DATA. App will be destroyed, and recreated.
• update.sh - updates code from your git repo specified in settings file,
• setup_docker.sh - creates containers and checks status
• restart_services.sh - restartuje komponenty dockerowe i restartuje usługi na nich odpalone

Instalation process

Username is your linux user name. You can check it with "whoami" command.

Follow these steps to install app:

• if the folder where you want your scripts to be installed doesn't exist, create it sudo mkdir "/home/username/app/scripts"
• go to the folder cd "/home/username/app/scripts"
• download scripts sudo git clone https://github.com/lmizinski/bootstrap .
• test if all necesary software is installed sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/test_enviroment.sh
• copy settings file sudo cp /home/username/app/scripts/configs/config.ini.example /home/username/app/scripts/configs/config.ini
• update settings file sudo mcedit /home/username/app/scripts/configs/config.ini (make sure you update username, appGitUrl, envFile, and all required applications)
• generate ssh key sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/ssh_generate.sh. This will create file ssh\id_rsa.pub. This file has to be added to git Deploy Key, to be give your server access to your github repository.
• test if all necesary software is installed sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/test_enviroment.sh
• install app sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/install.sh $USER
• setup docker sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/setup_docker.sh
• run scripts that require docker running sudo bash /home/username/app/scripts/post_setup_docker.sh