sahsu/docker-opsmanager repository overview

⁠MongoDB Ops Manager for docker

• Intro⁠
  • Version⁠
  • ChangeLog⁠
• Prerequisites⁠
• Installation⁠
• QuickStart⁠
• Configure⁠
  • Database⁠
• Maintenance⁠
• Referenace⁠

⁠Intro

Dockerfile / Docker-compose file to build a MongoDB Ops Manager container image.

⁠Version

1. Latest Version: 2.0.2.337-1

⁠Prerequisites

1. Please check Ops Manager Installation Guide⁠ for avoid time wasting specialy Ops Manager Hardware and Software Requirements⁠
2. 4+ Core / 16G Memory will prefer - use m3.xlarge as default.
3. for built-in Mongo need separe disk spec - 50G i will prefer for this case.

⁠Installation

1. you should get ready on docker install on your hosts and run

docker run -d -v /mnt/data:/data sahsu/docker-opsmanager

1. it will (1) pull sahsu/docker-opsmanager from Docker Hub (2) run it as background.
2. and waiting for 3 - 5 mins ( depends on your instance type ) and open http://{YOUR_DOCKER_HOST_IP}:{YOUR_OPSMANAGER_PORT}
3. default port - 8080 and you can add -p 18080:8080 on docker run command to change your port.

⁠QuickStart

1. after you run docker images and waiting for 3 - 5 mins you can open browser to open your ops manager - http://{YOUR_DOCKER_HOST_IP}:{YOUR_OPSMANAGER_PORT}
2. for default configure the mongodb for application and backup will running on same instance so you don't need to do anything configure update, for separe Mongodb please check on Configure⁠

⁠Configure

1. Ops Manager designed to serverless means your app is only app, all data is stored on Application MongoDB
2. By default, if you don't assign OPSMANAGER_MONGO_APP then script will create two mongo in local running with port : 27017 & 27018
3. if you are going to manually deploy Ops Manger with 2 mongo you can use sample code:

sudo docker run --name appmongo -d mongo:3
sudo docker run --name backupmongo -d mongo:3
sudo docker run -d -v /mnt/data:/data  \
   --link appmongo:appmongo \
   --link backupmongo:backupmongo \
   -p 8080:8080 \
   -e 'OPSMANAGER_MONGO_APP=appmongo:27017' \
   -e 'OPSMANAGER_BACKUPMONGO=backupmongo:27017' \
   -e 'OPSMANAGER_CENTRALUR=10.23.10.114' \
   -e 'OPSMANAGER_CENTRALURLPORT=18080' \
   sahsu/docker-opsmanager 

⁠Each Env means

• OPSMANAGER_CFG: the main ops manager cfg, you should keep this are same.
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPCFG: same as OPSMANAGER_CFG.
• OPSMANAGER_MONGO_APP: application mongodb URI & Port, default use loaclhost:27017.
• OPSMANAGER_CENTRALURL: default ops manager URI, change it to your FQDN.
• OPSMANAGER_CENTRALURLPORT: default ops manager URI port, change it your port.
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPURL: default ops manager backup url, should same as OPSMANAGER_CENTRALURL.
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPURLPORT: default ops manager backup url port
• OPSMANAGER_FROMEMAIL: default ops manager from email
• OPSMANAGER_ADMINEMAIL: default ops manager admin email
• OPSMANAGER_REPLYTOEMAIL: default reply email
• OPSMANAGER_ADMINFROMEMAIL: default admin from email
• OPSMANAGER_BOUNCEEMAIL: default bounce email
• OPSMANAGER_APPLOG: default log path
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPLOG: default backup log path
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPMONGO: default backup mongo URI ( should same as OPSMANAGER_MONGO_APP )
• OPSMANAGER_BACKUPPATH: default backup daemon storage databse path

⁠Database

1. You can use docker-compose.yml to quick start up with app x 1 mongodb x 2 ( for app & backup purpose )

cd to docker-opsmanager/
sudo docker-compose up

1. and you can check on (docker-compose.yml) for more detail information and made your docker-compose configure file.

⁠Maintenance

• ** app:start **: start Ops Manager, default action
• ** bash **: start bash, run it with docker run -it you can enter bash and run /sbin/entrypoint.sh for see manually startups Ops Manager.

⁠Referenace

1. Ops Manager newest Manual⁠
2. Ops Manager Release note⁠
3. Ops Manager Download link⁠