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zsoltm/gogs-armhf

By zsoltm

•Updated almost 11 years ago

GoGS a light weight, fast / simple Git UI in Go language runs fine on ARM archs with low mem (512MB)

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zsoltm/gogs-armhf repository overview

⁠GoGS Container

Go GIT Server for ARM architecture. Runs fine on a Banana PI, should run on ARMv7 devices (e.g the new Raspberry PI).

Dockerfile⁠

Run it like the example below:

$ docker run -d\
  -p 3000:3000\
  -v /mnt/docker-volumes/gogs-repository:/repository\
  -v /mnt/docker-volumes/gogs-data:/data\
  -v /mnt/docker-volumes/gogs-static:/static\
  --link gogs-postgres:postgres\
  zsoltm/gogs

It expects a postgres container to be linked, an example command line for that would be:

$ docker run --name gogs-postgres -d\
  -e POSTGRES_USER=gogs\
  -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=<PWD>\
  -v /mnt/docker-volumes/gogs-pgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data\
  zsoltm/postgresql

⁠Build GoGS

The binary tar for arm - as ARM has no official binary releases - is cross-compiled on an x86_64 PC with docker like this:

$ docker run -it --rm -v "$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp\
 -e GOOS=linux\
 -e GOARCH=arm\
 -e GOARM=7\
 -e GOPATH=/usr/src/myapp\
 golang:1.4.2-cross /bin/bash

$ go get github.com/gogits/gogs
$ cd src/github.com/gogits/gogs
$ go build
$ cd ..
$ tar czvf /usr/src/myapp/gogs-arm.tar.gz gogs/gogs gogs/public gogs/templates

After exiting the container, the tarball should be accessible in the current directory.

⁠Volumes

  • /static - static WEB assets and templates.
  • /data - various runtime data; logs, avatars and attachments
  • /repository - git repositories

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Last updated

almost 11 years ago

docker pull zsoltm/gogs-armhf