githook

Github Hook Service for gnailuy.com.

Prepare the site directory

WORKDIR=/home/yourusername/

mkdir -p $WORKDIR/webroot
mkdir -p $WORKDIR/redis_data
mkdir -p $WORKDIR/logs

git clone https:/gnailuy/gnailuy.com.git
cd $WORKDIR/gnailuy.com
git submodule init
git submodule update

# Copy `environment.rc` to $WORKDIR and edit it according to your configuration

Build the image

# Build `gnailuy/jekyll` first. See: http:/gnailuy/gnailuy.com/

# In the `server` directory
docker build -t gnailuy/githook_server .

# In the `worker` directory
docker build -t gnailuy/githook_worker .

Run on Docker

WORKDIR=/home/yourusername/

# Create network (run once)
docker network create githook

# Run redis
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --network githook --name redis -v ${WORKDIR}/githook/redis/redis.conf:/etc/redis/redis.conf -v ${WORKDIR}/redis_data:/data -t redis redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf

# Run the worker
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --network githook --name githook_worker -v ${WORKDIR}/gnailuy.com/:/app/gnailuy.com/ -v ${WORKDIR}/webroot:/app/webroot/ -v ${WORKDIR}/logs:/app/logs/ -t gnailuy/githook_worker

# Run the server
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --network githook --name githook_server --env-file ./environment.rc -v ${WORKDIR}/logs:/app/logs/ -p 20182:20182 -t gnailuy/githook_server

Note for myself: I put the nginx server to the same network githook and use the nginx server to proxy the webhook requests now. It's not necessary to bind the githook_server port to the host and I've closed the port in the firewall.

Connect to redis

docker run -it --network githook --rm redis redis-cli -h redis