Docker / Kubernetes

[wernight]

I make a working version of MumPI deployed on Kubernetes. That means that I made also Docker images running MumPI (based on Alpine Linux to be small). Normally I'd create some Docker Hub images, however it's not a single image but rather a set of 3 images to respect Docker's way:

• Murmur
• Nginx for MumPI
• PHP-FPM for MumPI

I could create a repository with a docker-compose.yml and/or kubernetes.yml and include there the code. Or it could be directly here so as to make it simple to develop MumPI.

For people not knowing Docker, you basically install Docker on any OS (supported on all major OS), then you could do:

$ docker-compose up

And it'd build and run exactly the same on your machine as on any other machine. Also it wouldn't pollute your local file system.

[Kissaki]

Hey, that's awesome!

Which versions did you use?

I guess it makes sense to put them into this repository, although I'm not quite sure where (as we don't have a designated src folder either). Feel free to create a pull request with the files in a folder named deploy.

[wernight]

I used the latest release except for Ice as only the old 3.5 is supported.

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[wernight]

I must say I was slightly disappointed as I couldn't register users via the UI. May be worth explaining how people are expected to use it. I'll send a PR

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On Thu, 10 Aug 2017, 12:37 Werner Beroux ***@***.***> wrote: I used the latest release except for Ice as only the old 3.5 is supported. On Mon, 7 Aug 2017, 22:05 Jan Klass ***@***.***> wrote: > Hey, that's awesome! > > Which versions did you use? > > I guess it makes sense to put them into this repository, although I'm not > quite sure where (as we don't have a designated src folder either). Feel > free to create a pull request with the files in a folder named deploy. > > — > You are receiving this because you authored the thread. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub > <#68 (comment)>, or mute > the thread > <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAI5A_ChroV9WFaJN4nVDkjKxCcROMpOks5sV24WgaJpZM4OuZo_> > . >