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Deploy with Docker

Errbit provides official Docker images to make Docker deployment easy. You can pass all of Errbit's configuration to the Docker container using docker run -e.

When running Errbit using docker run you must specify a MONGO_URL. If you're running in a production environment, you should also specify RACK_ENV=production and SECRET_KEY_BASE=some-secret-key.

If you don't already have one, you can generate a suitable SECRET_KEY_BASE with:

docker run --rm errbit/errbit rake secret

Standalone Errbit App

Assuming you have a mongo host available, you can run errbit using docker run, exposing its HTTP interface on port 8080:

docker run \
  -e "RACK_ENV=production" \
  -e "MONGO_URL=mongodb://my-mongo-host" \
  -e "SECRET_KEY_BASE=my$ecre7key123" \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  errbit/errbit:latest

Now run rake errbit:bootstrap to bootstrap the Errbit db within an ephemeral Docker container:

docker run \
  --rm \
  -e "RACK_ENV=production" \
  -e "MONGO_URL=mongodb://my-mongo-host" \
  errbit/errbit:latest \
  rake errbit:bootstrap

Errbit + Dependencies via Docker Compose

Docker compose can take care of starting up a mongo container along with the Errbit application container and linking the two containers together:

docker-compose up -e "SECRET_KEY_BASE=my$ecre7key123"

Now run rake errbit:bootstrap to bootstrap the Errbit db within an ephemeral Docker container:

docker exec errbit_errbit_1 rake errbit:bootstrap