gulag-dockerized

Easily deploy gulag + gulag-web with an existing nginx server. TODO: For even simpler deployment where there is no web server, an nginx+letsencrypt service could be added to this stack.

NOT TESTED YET!!

How to use

• Download or clone the repository to /opt/gulag-dockerized. If you put it elsewhere, you'll need to update the corresponding web root in ./config/nginx.conf.

• Edit ./config/gulag.py and ./config/gulag-web.py as needed.

• Start the stack with docker-compose up -d.

• Install nginx and certbot if you do not have them.

• You'll need your desired domain name pointed to your host with a wildcard (i.e. example.com and *.example.com).

• Create certificate for your domain with certbot:

H=example.com certbot certonly --nginx -d $H -d osu.$H -d a.$H -d b.$H -d c.$H -d ce.$H -d c4.$H -d c5.$H -d c6.$H -d assets.$H 

If you can configure a certbot DNS plugin then you can get a wildcard certificate instead, otherwise specifying each domain is simpler.

• Replace all example.com in ./config/nginx.conf with your domain.

• Copy/move/symlink ./config/nginx.conf to /etc/nginx/conf.d/gulag.conf and reload nginx.

Notes

• The docker images were built from gulag commit 32738126081720a25c4d185cb8d756a9ea859d52 and gulag-web commit b7fff4c70a6beb118f6fe182d29c27429db77886. If you want newer changes, rebuild your own images with docker-compose build, and download https://github.com/cmyui/gulag/blob/master/ext/db.sql to ./db.sql. Note that upstream changes could have broken this stack.

• If port 5000 (used between gulag-web and nginx) is used on your system, change it in docker-compose.conf and ./config/nginx.conf.