cc-docker

This is a setup for docker compose to try out a complete ClusterCockpit Application Stack including all external components. This docker setup is intended for demo purposes, but can be easily configured to be used as a development environement for ClusterCockpit.

It creates containers for:

• mysql
• influxdb
• php-fpm
• nginx
• phpmyadmin (only in dev mode)

Ports and Passwords are configured in .env.

TODOS (There are probably a lot more!):

• Some of the Volume directories need to be created first.
• ClusterCockpit is at the moment still using the influxDB V1 API, the InfluxDB container is already V2
• For a complete demo database setup, InfluxDB data fixtures are missing (MySQL demo database is available)

Known Issues

• docker-compose installed on Ubuntu (18.04, 20.04) via apt-get can not correctly parse docker-compose.yml due to version differences. Install latest version of docker-compose from https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/ instead.
• You need to ensure that no other web server is running on port 80 (e.g. Apache2). If port 80 is already in use, edit NGINX_PORT environment variable in .env.
• Existing VPN connections sometimes cause problems with docker. If docker-compose does not start up correctly, try disabling any active VPN connection. Refer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45692255/how-make-openvpn-work-with-docker for further information.

Using for DEMO purpose

Info

• Demo starts in production environment.
• Uses prepared fixture data for databases (Changes will not be preserved).
• ClusterCockpit is initialized from scratch on every container start (Changes will not be preserved).

Setup

The fixture data needs to be prepared once before first start of containers:

• $ cd data
• $ ./init.sh

After that from the root of the repository you can start up the containers with:

• docker-compose up
• Wait... and wait a little longer

By default, you can access ClusterCockpit in your browser at http://localhost . If the NGINX_PORT environment variable was changed, use http://localhost:$PORT .

Credentials for admin user are:

• User: admin
• Password: AdminDev

You can shutdown the containers by pressing CTRL-C.

To reuse an existing Symfony tree at ./data/symfony you may change the environment variable APP_CLUSTERCOCKPIT_INIT in .env from true to false.

Using for DEVELOP purpose

Info

• APP_ENVIRONMENT variable in .env used to switch php-fpm container to development environement.
• APP_CLUSTERCOCKPIT_INIT variable in .env used to prevent container from initializing a new ClusterCockpit instance on every start.
• In this case, an existing Symfony tree at ./data/symfony is required.
• By default, this also uses prepared fixture data for databases. In order to use an existing database, changes in .env and docker-compose.yml are required (see below).

Setup

If not using an existing database, the fixture data needs to be prepared before the first start of the containers:

• $ cd data
• $ ./init.sh In .env, change the following variables under APP
• APP_ENVIRONMENT to dev

After that from the root of the repository you can start up the containers with:

• docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose-dev.yml up
• Wait... and wait a little longer

After the initial setup you have to:

• Comment or delete the line - ${DATADIR}/sql:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d for cc-db to disable initialisation of the MySQL database.
• Set APP_CLUSTERCOCKPIT_INIT to false in the .env file

On subsequent start of the containers you will then use the persisted volume data located in the ./data directory.

By default, you can access ClusterCockpit in your browser at http://localhost. If NGINX_PORT environment variable was changed, use http://localhost:$PORT. The InfluxDB Web interface can be accessed at http://localhost:8086 using the credentials set in .env. PHPMyAdmin can be reached at http://localhost:8080.

If default database fixture were used, the credentials for admin user are:

• User: admin
• Password: AdminDev

You can shutdown the containers by pressing CTRL-C.