Some utility scripts to enable docker when doing a fresh install, to start and stop a swarm, to build and push an image to the docker.io/admo120104/ticketoc registry, and to perform a deep destructive clean of everything in docker (use with caution).
scripts/install.sh
scripts/build.sh [--push]
scripts/start.sh
scripts/stop.sh
scripts/clean.sh [--deep]
Add yourself to the group docker:
groups
sudo usermod -a -G docker zvergne
groups
If you are not added to this group, it is because you have to type:
su <user>
The command above will open a new session in your terminal where your groups have been updated, preventing you from login and out to do so.
Make it as a service that start at boot if you want:
sudo systemctl enable docker
And start it using the following command, you can check the status afterwards:
sudo service docker start
sudo service docker status
Attention: To use swarm, every used package has to be in a registry. Our dashboard is not, so for time being, you'll have to do docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up instead.
To init:
docker swarm init
docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml ticketoc --with-registry-auth
To check the status:
docker service ps ticketoc_kafka
docker ps
To shutdown:
docker stack rm ticketoc
docker swarm leave --force
If you want to rebuild an image, simply type
docker-compose build
Sometimes, shutting down is not enough, as it just stops the container, but does not delete them. Therefore, you may want to delete those.
To do so, run this command :
docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)
The command above deletes the containers. However, for self generated images, you may want to delete them as well to rebuild them.
To do so, just type :
docker image rm <imagename>
docker image rm docker_dashboard:latest
To fix kafka volumes permissions:
sudo chown 1001:1001 -R volumes/kafka
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