laztoum/mongo repository overview

⁠Docker Playground⁠ (mongodb part)

Dockerfile⁠ docker-compose.yml⁠

docker run --name flask-mongo -d -p 27017:27017 laztoum/mongo

A simple Docker⁠ and Docker Compose⁠ project. It can be used for flask with mongodb applications development.

• Three docker images are created:
  • A base image⁠ from Ubuntu 16.04, including gosu⁠
  • A mongodb image⁠, with a root user and a database owner
  • A third image⁠ with flask (project files inside a volume), gunicorn (with the --reload option for autoreload on file change) and nginx. Flask mongoengine's example⁠ is included.

⁠Getting Started

⁠Images and containers setup

Docker is required. You can either

• run setup.sh⁠ inside the project's root directory or
• install docker-compose version >= 1.6 and use the docker-compose.yml⁠. Just run docker-compose up (optionally include the -d option to detach it) You can then change anything inside the flask project files⁠ and view the changes on http://localhost⁠.

⁠Start | stop the containers

either with

• docker start | stop flask-mongo && docker start | stop flask-gunicorn-nginx or
• docker-compose start|stop inside the folder containing docker-compose.yml The mongo container has to start before the flask/gunicorn/nginx container.

⁠License

MIT⁠