qingjian-meng / gogs-openshift-docker

A Docker setup for gogs.io with OpenShift in mind

Gogs for OpenShift

Gogs is the Go Git service. Learn more about it at https://gogs.io/

Running containers on OpenShift comes with certain security and other requirements. This repository contains:

• A Dockerfile for building an OpenShift-compatible Gogs image
• Various scripts used in the Docker image
• OpenShift templates for deploying the image
• Usage instructions

Deployment

There are two templates available: persistent and non-persistent. The pesistent one requires two PersistentVolume available with default size required of 1Gi (the volume size can be specified with the template variables: GOGS_VOLUME_CAPACITY and DB_VOLUME_CAPACITY).

• gogs-data
• gogs-postgres-data

Both templates will provision two linked pods: one for GOGS and other for Postgresql DB. If your have persistent volumes available in your cluster:

oc new-app -f http://bit.ly/openshift-gogs-persistent-template --param=HOSTNAME=gogs-demo.yourdomain.com

Otherwise:

oc new-app -f http://bit.ly/openshift-gogs-template --param=HOSTNAME=gogs-demo.yourdomain.com

Note that hostname is required during Gogs installation in order to configure repository urls correctly.

Gogs Versions

You can deploy any of the available Gogs versions on openshiftdemos/gogs on Docker Hub using the GOGS_VERSION template parameter:

oc new-app -f http://bit.ly/openshift-gogs-template --param=HOSTNAME=gogs-demo.yourdomain.com --param=GOGS_VERSION=0.11.4

Gogs Admin User

After Gogs deployment, the first registered user will be admin. The default administrator can log into Admin > Users and authorize another user. A user will also be an > administrator if they register in the install page. Read more on Gogs FAQ