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Docker

There are several options for how you can use the dockerized version of the web-logbook application. The provided examples are for amd64 architecture, but you can build your own docker image and for any platform, using the Dockerfile examples below.

Images

Docker Hub

There is an official public repository at the Docker Hub https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/vsimakhin/web-logbook/ where you can pull the image. You can pull either the latest tag or a tag according to the release version.

docker pull vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest

Build mage from latest release

To build a docker image from the latest published release you can use release.Dockerfile

docker build -t vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest -f $PWD/docker/release.Dockerfile .

Build image from build files

To build a docker image from the compiled binaries you can use build.Dockerfile

# first build binaries
make build_all
# build docker image
docker build -t vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest -f $PWD/docker/build.Dockerfile .

Run container

By default the dockerized app will create an sqlite database in /data/ directory. So the recommended way to run the container is to mount a volume with database

docker run --rm -it -p 4000:4000 -v /YOUR/FULL/PATH/WITH/DATABASE:/data vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest

So once you run the container it will create a web-logbook.sql file with all data at /YOUR/FULL/PATH/WITH/DATABASE/web-logbook.sql

It is also possible to override the standard entry point and set your own additional options, like cert for SSL and etc

docker run --rm -it -p 4000:4000 -v /YOUR/FULL/PATH/WITH/DATABASE:/data -v /PATH/TO/CERTS:/certs vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest ./web-logbook -dsn /data/web-logbook.sql -cert /certs/my-certificate.pem

You may use docker-compose to run the container

services:
  web-logbook:
    image: vsimakhin/web-logbook:latest
    command: ./web-logbook -dsn /data/web-logbook.sql
    ports:
      - 4000:4000
    volumes:
      - /YOUR/FULL/PATH/WITH/DATABASE:/data