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Resources
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Published DSpace 7 Docker images are used for our demo sites. But, we highly recommend institutions analyze them prior to usage in Production. We do not have Docker in production experts on our current developer team. But, contributions/improvements to our Docker scripts are always welcome. |
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This repository contains an issue list of enhancement ideas.
Published Docker Images
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Published Docker Images
- DSpace 7
- Backend (REST API) images: https://hub.docker.com/
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- dspace (see "dspace-7*" tags)
- Frontend (Angular UI) images: https://hub.docker.com/r/dspace/dspace
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- -angular (see "dspace-7*" tags)
- DSpace 6
- Images https://hub.docker.com/r/dspace/dspace (see "
Technical Support and Project Communication
DSpace Developer Show and Tell Meeting
Dev Show and Tell - Aug 28, 2018 - 1500UTC - DSpace On DockerHub
Current Implementation
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- dspace-6_x
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- -*" tags)
- DSpace 5
- Images https://hub.docker.com/r/dspace/dspace (see "dspace-5_x-*" tags)
Docker Image Source
Proposal: Support Multiple JDK Versions
- DSpace 7
- Backend (REST API) scripts at
- -Labs-Docker-Images/issues/57
- /blob/main/dspace/src/main/docker-compose/README.md
- Frontend (Angular UI) scripts at
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- DSpace 6
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- DSpace 5
- Older, unmaintained scripts available in https://github.com/DSpace-Labs/DSpace-Docker-Images (Use at own risk. They may or may not work anymore)
Technical Support and Project Communication
#dspace-docker Slack Channel or Support
Additional Resources
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Image Variants for Testing
Note: the following *testing optimizations will be added to image variants
- Localhost restriction for SOLR will be removed
- SSL requirement for the rest service will be removed
Implementation Notes
- Can we place multiple Dockerfiles into separate directories?
- When building from the command line, it is possible to build with a Dockerfile in a subdirectory.
- Unfortunately, the automated build process on Docker Hub changes the context directory for the build and cannot find necessary resources if the Dockerfile does not live in the root directory.
- Solution: create multiple Dockerfiles in the root directory with meaningful names.
- We can create contextual README files for each release.
- Unless we move the Dockerfiles to a subdirectory, we cannot change the README that displays in Docker Hub.
- Solution: I have added a note to the main DSpace README file (see the PR above)
Image Verification Script
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#!/bin/sh
# CD to docker-compose dir
export DOCKER_OWNER=dspace
export DOCKER_OWNER=terrywbrady
export DPROJ=test-image
function checkImage {
removeVols
export DSPACE_VER=$1
docker-compose -p $DPROJ up -d
echo " ===== ${DSPACE_VER} ===== "
docker exec ${DPROJ}_dspace_1 //dspace/bin/dspace version | egrep "DSpace version:|JRE:"
checkUrl foo
checkUrl xmlui
checkUrl oai/request
checkUrl solr
checkUrl rest
echo " ===== ===== ===== "
docker-compose -p $DPROJ down
}
function checkUrl {
URL="http://localhost:8080/$1"
echo " ---> ${URL} "
curl -s -I -L $URL | grep "^HTTP"
}
function removeVols {
vols=`docker volume ls --format "{{.Labels}};{{.Name}}"|grep "com.docker.compose.project=${DPROJ}"|cut -d';' -f2`
for vol in $vols
do
docker volume rm $vol
done
}
checkImage dspace-7_x-jdk8
checkImage dspace-7_x-jdk8-test
checkImage dspace-6_x-jdk8
checkImage dspace-6_x-jdk8-test
checkImage dspace-5_x-jdk8
checkImage dspace-5_x-jdk8-test
checkImage dspace-5_x-jdk7
checkImage dspace-5_x-jdk7-test
checkImage dspace-4_x-jdk7
checkImage dspace-4_x-jdk7-test |
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- Try out DSpace 7 (includes basic Docker instructions for DSpace 7)
- Older talks (these may all be outdated, but might be useful for basic concepts)