DESCRIPTION

DOCKER BUILD

RELEASE_PACKAGE=## - Bamboo release package number

BUILD=## - Bamboo build number

RELEASE_BUILD=#.#.# - NuoDB's release number

VERSION=nuodb or nuodb-ce - Community Edition or Full version of NuoDB

example:

# build on centos7
$ make

# OR

# build on rhel7
$ make TARGET=rhel7

further customizing the build w/ docker:

docker build \
    -t nuodb-2.6.1:latest \
    --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=35 \
    --build-arg BUILD=8 \
    --build-arg BUILD_RELEASE=2.6.1 \
    --build-arg VERSION=nuodb-ce \
    --build-arg [email protected] \
    --build-arg RHPASS=RedHatPassword

##DOCKER RUN

General environment variables:

ENV_TYPE - Describes the ecosystem you're deploying the docker container in. 
             The options are:
                 OPENSHIFT 
                 AWSEC2
                 AWSECS
                 AZURE
                 GOOGLE
                 
AGENT_PORT="48011"
NODE_PORT="48010"
BROKER_PORT="48004"
NODE_TYPE

OpenShift specific environment variables

OC_ADDRESS  - IP or FQDN of master OpenShift node 
USERNAME    - OpenShift user account to execute oc commands
PASSWORD    - OpenShift user's password

example: OpenShift

oc new-app docker.io/nuodbopenshift/nuodb-ce:latest \
    --name nuodb-deployer \
    -e "ENV_TYPE=OPENSHIFT" \
    -e "OC_ADDRESS=172.31.17.249"  \
    -e "USERNAME=developer"  \
    -e "PASSWORD=developer" 

Adding new docker builds

The build process uses the properties files in build-params directory. Each properties file generate a docker image that is built and pushed to the appropriate repository (docker hub for NuoDB CE, internal proprietary location for NuoDB full)

The properties file should look something like this:

RELEASE_BUILD=3.0.0
BUILD=4
PACKAGE_DIR=Linux-.tar.gz
RELEASE_PACKAGE=36
VERSION=nuodb

All of the above properties are used in constructing the path to locate the appropriate artifact in the NuoDB build system. Additionally, the VERSION property is used to distinguish between NuoDB Full and NuoDB CE.

To add a new build, simply create another properties file with the appropriate values.

Docker tags

Each time an image is built, it is pushed to the apporpriate repository with multiple tags. This makes it possible to specify the desired image to any level.

For example, when a NuoDB CE image is built of version 3.0.0, package 36, build 4, it is tagged as:

• nuodb/nuodb-ce:3.0.0
• nuodb/nuodb-ce:3.0.0-36
• nuodb/nuodb-ce:3.0.0-36-4
• nuodb/nuodb-ce:3.0.0-36-4- where the build number is the unique build on the NuoDB build system.

Note that the tag 'latest' is never used -- you must at least specify the first component (version number) of the tag.