YOUnite and Docker Compose

TODO:

• Create a repo with just the containers, compose and any scripts needed to get a base configuration running. Call the repo younite-compose (it shouldn't contain any YOUnite source)
  • Should have some scripts to reset the DBs
  • Run a sample curl to create a zone, domain, post an mdr and get an mdr
• Include steps to launch the UI
• Validate the steps outlined below
  
  

Follow these steps to get a YOUnite deployment up and running as quickly as possible. These steps make reasonable assumptions but if better detail is desired, look at the implementation documents in the Knowledge Base.

Requirements

Access to the younite-compose repository in Bitbucket TODO - Create a repo with the latest docker images and docker compose only - no source.

Docker 1.13 or later installed on the system(s) you plan to run YOUnite-api and its required services on.

System Requirements:

If you plan to run the entire stack of services on a single system, it most be configured with the following minimums:

• • RAM: 16 GB. Running this with 8GB of RAM or less works but intermittent performance issues under moderate load are likely
  • Storage: Make sure you have at least 75GB free space (anticipate swapping)
  • CPU: Quad Core i7

  • Available Ports:

    Service	IP	Port
    Postgres	127.0.0.1	5432
    Active MQ	127.0.0.1	1883, 5672, 8161, 61614, 61616 (broker)
    ELK	127.0.0.1	5000, 5044, 5601 (Kibana), 9200, 9300

In Docker Preferences increase the CPUs and Memory to the highest values you can. Suggested configurations:

Clone the Latest and Run the Stack

This compose stack includes an OAuth server which has a UI that can be brought up and Resource Servers and Clients can be created. There should be no need to interact with this component of the stack. All the data that needs to be populated in it to serve the API is populated via the compose.sh script, which calls populateOauthDB.sh:

Clone the latest 

> git clone https://<your-username>@bitbucket.org/younite/younite-compose.git

> cd younite-compose

> git submodule update --init --recursive

Bring up the docker containers (append -d to the following and the containers will run in detached mode and with minimal console output):

> ./compose.sh up

Managing the Docker Compose Stack

See the Docker Compose documentation for more but a list of additional useful commands include:

> ./compose.sh ps - see the running state of your compose stack

> ./compose.sh stop - stop all the containers in the stack

> ./compose.sh logs openmdm-db - view the logs for the database.

> ./compose.sh exec container bash - log into a container

Reset the Databases

Do the following to reset YOUnite to its initial state:

> cd younite-compose

> ./compose.sh stop

> ./resetMdmDb.sh

> ./resetOauthDb.sh

> ./compose.sh up -d

Related articles

See the implementation guides in the Knowledge Base