To create the docker image, first run:
make server
make xpi
Then, manually sign the xpi (in the build directory) using the AMO website, download the signed copy, replace the unsigned copy, and use:
bin/build-docker-image [dockerhubusername]
build-docker-image will build the image, tag it as [dockerhubusername]/pageshot:latest, and push it to dockerhub.
When you run docker, you should use --net=host and pass the following parameters in the environment:
RDS_USERNAME - the username for your postgres database
RDS_PASSWORD - the password for your postgres database
RDS_HOSTNAME - the hostname of your postgres database
SITE_ORIGIN - the publicly visible domain name for the main site
CONTENT_ORIGIN - the publicly visible domain name for the content site
USE_S3 - true to use s3 to store images, otherwise they will be stored locally in a directory named "data"
S3_BUCKET_NAME - the name of the s3 bucket to store images in
GA_ID - the google analytics id
SENTRY_DSN - the sentry dsn url to use for logging errors
SENTRY_PUBLIC_DSN - the sentry public dsn url to use for logging errors from content and the addon
Example command line:
docker run --net=host -e 'RDS_USERNAME=postgres' -e 'RDS_PASSWORD=********' -e 'RDS_HOSTNAME=pageshot-dev.czvvrkdqhklf.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com' -e 'SITE_ORIGIN=pageshotfzzzy.dev.mozaws.net' -e 'CONTENT_ORIGIN=pageshotcontentfzzzy.dev.mozaws.net' -e 'USE_S3=true' -e 'S3_BUCKET_NAME=pageshot-images-bucket' -e 'GA_ID=********' -e 'SENTRY_DSN=********' -e 'SENTRY_PUBLIC_DSN=********' fzzzy/pageshot
Publishing on Elastic Beanstalk:
When you run build-docker-image, it will create a file called build/eb-app-latest.zip. This is the file you give to Elastic Beanstalk when using "Upload and Deploy". When you create the Elastic Beanstalk instance, you will need to configure it to use a Postgres RDS instance. That's all you need to know to deploy on Beanstalk!