meteor-production-docker-example

This image runs an example meteor app in a production setup

Build:

docker build -t meteor-production-docker-example

Push:

docker push user/meteor-production-docker-example:tag

If you want to push the image to one of your repositories at https://hub.docker.com, replace user with your own username and set the correct tag

Usage:

docker run -d \
    --env MONGO_OPLOG_URL=mongodb://list,of,ips/local?authSource=admin \
    --env MONGO_URL=mongodb://list,of,ips:mongoport/db-name?replicaSet=rs0&readPreference=primaryPreferred&w=majority \
    --env ROOT_URL=http://localhost \
    meteor-production-docker-example

Replace list,of,ips with your list of mongodb IPs in your replica set, if you do not have a mongo server, you may use compose.io for testing, or setup a mongo replica set using mongo-replica-set

Replace mongoport accordingly, most likely default port of 27017

Replace http://localhost with your app url

Alternatively you can set it up via cloud.docker once you have pushed the image in one of your repositories

Parameters

Minimum requirements

MONGO_OPLOG_URL the oplog url for a mongodb replica set
MONGO_URL       the mongo connection url used for a meteor production deployment
ROOT_URL        the url of the meteor app

Haproxy requirements - to be used in a cloud.docker.com in combination with haproxy load balancer

COOKIE          for haproxy, this is set to `SRV insert indirect nocache`
FORCE_SSL       true or false, indicates if http access should redirect to https 
VIRTUAL_HOST    the hostname for the app, if using ssl, provide both protocols as `http://my-app.com,https://my-app.com`

Any meteor environment variables

You can add any other environment variables you might need, oauth service keys like googleClientId and googleSecret, MAIL_URL etc.