SECURITY WARNING: This environment is intended only for testing and development purposes. Using it in production is associated with security and performance problems.
- Docker CE >= 17.06
- Docker Compose >= 1.14
- Package python-mako (provides
mako-rendercommand)
Check that Docker installed and configured correctly:
$ docker run hello-world
Hello from Docker!
This message shows that your installation appears to be working correctly.
...(snipped)...
Clone this repository:
$ git clone [email protected]:nextgis/ngwdocker.git
$ cd ngwdocker
Clone or copy nextgisweb to package/ directory:
$ git clone [email protected]:nextgis/nextgisweb.git package/nextgisweb
Clone or copy other nextgisweb_* packages to same directory. For example nextgisweb_mapserver and nextgisweb_qgis:
$ git clone [email protected]:nextgis/nextgisweb_mapserver.git package/nextgisweb_mapserver
$ git clone [email protected]:nextgis/nextgisweb_qgis.git package/nextgisweb_qgis
Keep in mind that symlinks doesn't work here due to Docker limitations. You can use BindFS as alternative to symlinks.
Generate dockerfile from mako template and run Docker Compose:
$ mako-render Dockerfile.mako > Dockerfile
$ docker-compose build
$ docker-compose create
Build python *.egginfo files for nextgisweb_* packages:
$ docker-compose run shell /src/util/egginfo
Initialize database structure:
$ docker-compose run shell /src/util/initdb
Start pserve service and go to http://localhost:20080:
$ docker-compose start pserve
$ browse http://localhost:20080