docker-compose.yml

# This file is meant for development, in production we use a slightly different
# configuration
version: '3'
services:
  app:
    build:
      context: rails
      dockerfile: Dockerfile-dev
    command: docker/dev/run.sh
    environment:
      DB_HOST: mysql
      DB_USER: root
      DB_PASSWORD: xyzzy

      #
      # Solr hosts and ports
      #
      SOLR_HOST: solr
      SOLR_PORT: 8983
      TEST_SOLR_HOST: solr-test
      TEST_SOLR_PORT: 8981

      PORTAL_FEATURES:

      #
      # OAuth keys
      #
      SCHOOLOGY_CONSUMER_KEY:
      SCHOOLOGY_CONSUMER_SECRET:
      GOOGLE_CLIENT_KEY:
      GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET:

      SITE_URL: "${PORTAL_PROTOCOL:-http}://${PORTAL_HOST:-app.portal.docker}"
      RESEARCHER_REPORT_ONLY:

      #
      # ASN API key
      #
      ASN_API_KEY:

      #
      # external css URL
      #

      EXTERNAL_CSS_URL:

      #
      # Google analytics property ID
      #
      GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ACCOUNT:

      #
      # Google Optimizer property ID
      #
      GOOGLE_OPTIMIZER_ACCOUNT:

      #
      # MailChimp API information
      ENEWS_API_KEY:
      ENEWS_API_URI:
      ENEWS_API_LISTID:

      #
      # OG tag default values
      #
      OG_TITLE:
      OG_DESCRIPTION:
      OG_IMAGE_URL:

      #
      # Set to true to enable dynamic robots.txt
      #
      DYNAMIC_ROBOTS_TXT:

      #
      # When PORTAL_FEATURES has "allow_cors" set this to a list of
      # origins, or * for all.
      #
      CORS_ORIGINS:

      #
      # Set the portal version displayed in the UI footer.
      #
      CC_PORTAL_VERSION:

      #
      # Set rollbar access tokens
      #
      ROLLBAR_ACCESS_TOKEN:
      ROLLBAR_CLIENT_ACCESS_TOKEN:

      #
      # Devise secret key 64 hex-encoded bytes
      # generate one using eg: hexdump -n 64 -v -e ' 64/1 "%02X" "\n"' /dev/urandom
      DEVISE_SECRET_KEY:
      #
      # Set JWT HMAC secret
      #
      JWT_HMAC_SECRET:

      #
      # override this to specify a different elastic search server
      #
      ELASTICSEARCH_URL: "${ELASTICSEARCH_URL:-http://elasticsearch:9200}"
      #
      # used to pass context to selenium
      #
      DOCKER: 'true'

      #
      # Enables logging to stdout instead of file. Override this in .env
      #
      RAILS_STDOUT_LOGGING: "${RAILS_STDOUT_LOGGING:-true}"

      # Logging levels. Override this in .env
      # DEBUG | INFO | WARN | ERROR | FATAL | UNKNOWN
      TEST_LOG_LEVEL: "${TEST_LOG_LEVEL:-WARN}"
      DEV_LOG_LEVEL: "${DEV_LOG_LEVEL:-DEBUG}"

      #
      # Source for report service lookups
      #
      REPORT_SERVICE_SOURCE: "app_lara_docker"

      # Used by imagemagick to add attribution to the images in the image library
      # the DejaVu-Sans font is provided by the docker image this one is built on
      WATERMARK_FONT: "${WATERMARK_FONT:-DejaVu-Sans}"

      #
      # Rails 4 encrypted cookies:
      #
      RAILS_SECRET_KEY_BASE: "${RAILS_SECRET_KEY_BASE:-local_dev_only_secret_key_base}"

      #
      # Log manager endpoint (defaults to staging)
      #
      LOGGER_URI: "${LOGGER_URI:-https://logger.concordqa.org/logs}"
      THEME: "${THEME:-learn}"

      VIRTUAL_HOST: "${PORTAL_HOST:-app.portal.docker}"

      # These are used for initialization code which creates external reports, and auth clients
      # They aren't needed at runtime
      LARA_DOMAIN: "${LARA_DOMAIN:-app.lara.docker}"
      LARA_TOOL_ID: "${LARA_DOMAIN:-app.lara.docker}.${USER}"

    # open standard in and turn on tty so we can attach to the container and debug it
    stdin_open: true
    tty: true

    # no ports are published, see below for details
    volumes:
      - ./rails:/rigse
      - bundle:/bundle
    networks:
      # the portal network allows external connections
      portal:
        aliases:
          - portal
      # app service needs to be on default network too so it can connect to mysql and solr
      default:
    depends_on:
      - mysql
  solr:
    image: concordconsortium/docker-solr-portal
    # no ports are published, see below for details
    volumes:
      - ./rails:/rigse
    command: /bin/bash ./start-solr.sh
  mysql:
    image: mysql:5.7
    environment:
      MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD:
    # --sql-mode=NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION fixes random SQL issues that showed up after upgrading MySQL to v5.7.
    command: mysqld --character-set-server=utf8 --collation-server=utf8_general_ci --sql-mode=NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION
    volumes:
      # use a named volume here so the database is preserved after a down and up
      - mysql:/var/lib/mysql
  solr-test:
    image: concordconsortium/docker-solr-portal
    environment:
      TEST_SOLR_PORT: 8981
    #
    # Mount the portal source in the container under /rigse
    #
    volumes:
      - ./rails:/rigse
    #
    # Invoke the docker/dev/start-solr-test.sh script allowing us
    # to specify a port and other parameters.
    #
    command: ["/bin/bash", "-c", "/rigse/docker/dev/start-solr-test.sh -f -p $${TEST_SOLR_PORT}" ]
  elasticsearch:
    image: docker.elastic.co/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-oss:6.1.1
    environment:
      - discovery.type=single-node
      - ES_JAVA_OPTS=-Xmx256m -Xms256m
    ports:
      # this should be left unspecified so the random ports approach can be used
      - 9200:9200
      - 9300:9300
    networks:
      - portal
      - default
  kibana:
    image: docker.elastic.co/kibana/kibana-oss:6.1.1
volumes:
  bundle:
  mysql:
networks:
  # create a portal network so other services such as LARA can be part of this network
  # and connect with the web app.
  portal:

# In this file the web app and solr ports are not published. However, if you run
# `docker-compose up` (without customizing your environment) the ports will be published
# to 3000 and 8983.  This is because the docker-compose.override.yml file will be loaded
# automatically by docker-compose.
# You will likely want to modify how the ports are published, so they don't conflict.
# Take a look at the this overlay for more information:
#   docker/dev/docker-compose-random-ports.yml