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mykro/jetbrains-upsource

By mykro

Updated about 10 years ago

Upsource is Game-changing code review and repository browsing

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mykro/jetbrains-upsource repository overview

mykro/jetbrains-upsource

A build on top of Debian 8 For information on Upsource check out: https://www.jetbrains.com/upsource/

Image Sizes

2.5.4995, latest

Docker Switches

-p --port

This image runs on port 8080 and assumes being linked to a loadbalancer or reverse proxy such as Nginx. To ensure porting out the correct port use -p HOST_PORT:DOCKER_PORT.

$ docker run -d -p 10080:8080 mykro/jetbrains-upsource
-v --volumes

To enable data persistence, make sure all folders created have been chown'ed to docker:docker.

Root home folder
$ docker run -d -v /HOST/FOLDER/:/jetbrains/upsource/ mykro/jetbrains-upsource
Backup folder mapping
$ docker run -d -v /HOST/FOLDER/backup:/jetbrains/upsource/backup mykro/jetbrains-upsource
Data Folder
$ docker run -d -v /HOST/FOLDER/data:/jetbrains/upsource/data mykro/jetbrains-upsource
Log Folder:
$ docker run -d -v /HOST/FOLDER/logs:/jetbrains/upsource/logs mykro/jetbrains-upsource
Temp Folder
$ docker run -d -v /jetbrains/upsource/tmp:/jetbrains/upsource/tmp mykro/jetbrains-upsource
--name

This is a nice switch which allows you to name an instance. This is handy if you're running High Availability with multiple containers mapped to the same host folders. This way it's easier to define the different containers under docker stats, and start/stop commands. For example:

$ docker run -d --name=jbus-001 -p 8081:8080 mykro/jetbrains-upsource
$ docker run -d --name=jbus-002 -p 8082:8080 mykro/jetbrains-upsource
$ docker stop jbus-001
$ docker start jbus-001
$ docker stats jbus-001 jbus-002
--restart

If in event of container failure, you can get docker to auto-restart by using --restart=always For example:

$ docker run -d --restart=always mykro/jetbrains-upsource

Running Images

So, putting it all together you'll end up with a command as follows. As mentioned above, ensure that docker has permissions on the host folders otherwise it will fail.

$ docker run -d \
   -p 10301:8080 \
   -v /HOST/FOLDER/:/jetbrains/upsource/ \
   -v /HOST/FOLDER/backup:/jetbrains/upsource/backup \
   -v /HOST/FOLDER/data:/jetbrains/upsource/data \
   -v /HOST/FOLDER/logs:/jetbrains/upsource/logs \
   -v /HOST/FOLDER/tmp:/jetbrains/upsource/tmp \
   --name=jbyt-001 \
   --restart=always \
   mykro/jetbrains-upsource

Building a custom image

This image depends on the Server runtime version of Java I have built in mykro/java8-jre. This can be pulled with

$ docker pull mykro/java8-jre:latest

Make your edits under the build file, namely the location of files within the container. I have added an Environment Variable that you can change to specify how much RAM you are allowing Java to consume when running. Currently, it is set in the build file as 1024MBs.

Pulling different versions

Pull a different image with:

$ docker pull mykro/jetbrains-upsource:[latest|2.5.4995]

To see more versions, check the image tag tab above!

Bugs/Issues/Updates

If you've found a bug/issue, you can find the repo @ https://bitbucket.org/mykro/jetbrains-upsource/overview

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Last updated

about 10 years ago

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