This is a production ready setup of Sentry with Postgres and Redis using Docker Compose. Originally created by Turistforeningen, updated to be more flexible and updated for newest version of Sentry.
- Docker >=
v1.3 - Docker Compose >=
v1.1.0-rc2
The sentry.conf.py and config.yml holds all the Sentry configurations. Your secret stuff, however, has to be put into an environment file called environment.sh in a secrets/ folder (which is ignored by .gitignore). Mainly, you need
- SECRET_KEY
for sentry. Fill in email config knobs in config.yml, and update SENTRY_URL_PREFIX in sentry.conf.py.
The compose file relies on an image named sentry_image, and to build it, run:
sudo docker build --rm=true -t sentry_image ./
First, lets bring up the stack via compose:
cp docker-compose.template.yml docker-compose.custom.yml
vi docker-compose.custom.yml
# Chnage network name and details, as well as the host directories for volumes
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.custom.yml up -d
After that, run SQL migrations to get the database up and running. This will also ask you to create a user; at this point, create one user that has admin privileges.
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.custom.yml run sentry upgrade
If you later want to add more users or didn't did it the first time around, run:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.custom.yml run www createuser
The requirements.txt file in the repo determines which version of sentry and supporting packages are installed during the build of the image. If you need to upgrade or downgrade sentry, update the file as needed. As of this commit, sentry is installed at version 8.3.3.
To see logs, you can run:
sudo docker-compose logs -f sentry
sudo docker-compose logs -f sentry_celery_beat
sudo docker-compose logs -f sentry_celery_worker
...
to see the logs of the varous sentry components.
- Dockerize the www container to wait for postgres db to be up and running
- Deal with C_FORCE_ROOT=true, which is warned against