This lab goal is to introduce DevOps concept (Git, Gitflow, Docker,...) seen in corresponding course. It is adapted to fit ece courses.
After having forked this repo, if you want to get updates from the last version of the repo parent, execute following commands
git remote add parent https://github.com/arthurmauvezin/devops-lab.git
git pullThis lab rely on your web technologies project. The goal of this lab is to deploy your project with the help of docker and docker-compose.
This lab assume your web technologies project is finished, or at least that your can call your REST API to get, create, update or delete items in your zoo.
All the answers for questions asked in this lab instructions must be filled in answers.md file situated in your own fork of this repo.
This lab must be completed individually.
Go to Github and create a personal account if you do not have one already.
Go to devops-lab Github project and fork the repo to get your own copy of this repo into your newly created personal space.
To get more help about fork, see the official documentation
Clone your newly forked project on your computer
After the clone, you should have your copy of the project on your computer. Go into cloned folder and add your firstname and lastname to it.
Commit and push your changes. You should see your change on Github graphical interface.
From your Github project fork page, create a pull request to propose your change to parent project (lab repo).
To get more help agout pull requests, see official documentation
Add your express js project to this git repo and commit to save it for the future.
In order to get your grade, at the end of the lab, commit and push all changes your made to your repo.
- Docker doc reference
- Dockerfile reference documentation
- Docker Hub containing all public images
At the root directory of your project, create a file called Dockerfile able to build a node image conaining your express code.
Help:
- Check Dockerfile reference documentation if needed
- Base your image on node official image Docker Hub
- Node use librairies to install on host before starting program (cf.
npm <commands>). To install these librairies, execute following command in Dockerfile.
npm install <my_dependencies>- WORKDIR command might help
- If you want to optimize, use Alpine images
Start a docker container from the image you just created in the preceding question. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Check log output message to validate that your server started correctly.
Try to access to your service (with postman for example). Why is your call fail ?
Restart container beeing careful to open needed port to get access to your service (see docker help). Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Modify your javascript code to read and user the value of following environement variables to connect to MySQL database:
- MYSQL_HOST
- MYSQL_PORT
- MYSQL_DATABASE
- MYSQL_USER
- MYSQL_PASSWORD
Rebuild your image and run it again being careful to pass corresponding variable as arguments (see environement variables in docker run documentation).
Your application should run normally at this point.
In order to share your new image with the world, you will push your image to official public registry called Docker Hub (or Docker Store).
To do that:
- Create yourself an account on Docker Hub
- Create a new repository attached to your account
- Then, push your image to your newly created repository
Your image cannot be pushed as it is. Why ? Modify the name of your image and push it again on your new repository on Docker Hub. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Now that your image is shared with the world, you can pull it from any computer on which Docker is installed.
Delete all your images created from the start of the lab on your computer. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Start a container again with the name you pushed on Docker hub earlier. What happened before container start ? Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Your container works as intended but if you close your terminal, it will stop. Start your container again in detached mode and call your service to check accessibility. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Your container is normally started. In detached mode, how can you tell that container is started ? What is the name of your container ? Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Restart your container by renaming it with a name corresponding to its function. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Your container running, open an interactive session to obseve files inside container.
Help: Executing following command get OS informations:
cat /etc/*releaseWhat is the OS from the container ? Copy command ouput into answers.md
In this part, we will user docker-compose to automate deployment of the app we built in part 1 of this lab.
Go to official site and install docker-compose for your OS.
Be careful: Stop all your running container before starting this part
At your project root folder, create a file called docker-compose.yml containing following code:
version: '3'
services:
my-service:
image: my-imageEdit this file to user your own image and rename service as you wish. Then, start service with the help of docker-compose commands.
Available documentation on official site
Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Modify docker-compose.yml file to add port mount on your service
Restart container and test solution.
Modify docker-compose.yml file to add environment variables needed to use your service.
Restart container and test solution.
Restart services in detached mode. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
Visualise logs from your service. Write the command you use in answers.md file.
At any time, when you started your service in detached mode, you can reload a new version by executing the following line again:
docker-compose up -dUse all knowledge you acquirred today to dockerise mysql database using official MySQL database docker image.
After this step, add mysql as another service to your docker-compose.yml file.
version: '3.1'
services:
db:
image: arthurmauvezin/docker-labs-mysql:latest
command: --default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password
restart: always
environment:
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: example
MYSQL_DATABASE: project
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