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The docker directory contains all docker related source code.
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Here is how to use it:
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1. First ensure that docker and docker-compose are installed, and that the user running this is a member of the docker group, or is root.
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The docker compose script uses version 3, so be sure that the version you install supports that.
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2017-05-19 05:54:28 +09:00
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1. Download JDK and store it to following directories.
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- `docker/backend-service/archives/`
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- `docker/web/archives/`
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1. From the WhereHows root, run prepare-docker-archives.sh
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1. Edit docker/.env if necessary.
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1. From the docker directory: $ docker-compose up
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1. In your local browser, open localhost:9000
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1. Also, the backend app is hosted on localhost:9001
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2017-05-01 12:31:44 -04:00
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If any step fails in the script, you can run individual steps in it, the script is pretty intuitive and has comments.
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Hope that helps.
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