databucket/app repository overview

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⁠Docker images for Databucket 2

Images are available in Dockerhub⁠.

Images included:

• databucket/app:2.2.5-alpine alpine based image
• databucket/app:2.2.5-slim debian slim based image

Image tags without platform suffix:

• databucket/app:latest alpine based image
• databucket/app:2.2.5 alpine based image

⁠Running the images

Images require providing information about mysql instance where app should store it's data.
Environment variables to be used:

Database user must have the following privileges:

ALTER, CREATE, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INSERT, REFERENCES, SELECT, TRIGGER, UPDATE.

Database should be set to NOT require binary logging.
To disable it run below command.

SET GLOBAL log_bin_trust_function_creators = 1;

For more details see MySQL documentation⁠.

⁠docker-compose

If you'd like to create your databucket docker environment, but don't want to setup mysql on your own, use provided sample docker-compose.yaml⁠ with my.cnf⁠ configuration file.

docker-compose -p databucket -f ./docker-compose.yaml up -d

Above command will create docker environment with two containers databucket-app and databucket-mysql.

databucket-app will expose port 8080, so app can be reached under localhost:8080.

⁠Building images locally

Run one of below commands from repository root.

⁠Linux/OS X

⁠Windows

docker build -t databucket-app:2.2.5-alpine databucket-docker-alpine

or

docker build -t databucket-app:2.2.5-slim databucket-docker-slim

⁠Building images in TravisCI

Comming soon.