Vagrant CoreOS Docker Server

Creates CoreOS server on Virtual Box VM and spins up app containers in single command.

Installed Applications

• Redmine: Project Management Web App
• ResourceSpace: Digital Asset Management
• Gitbucket: Git Server
• Etherpad: Real-time Wordpad
• EtherCalc: Real-time Spreadsheets
• manet: Web Screenshot Server
• MySQL: Relational Database
• Redis: NoSQL

System Requirements

• Vagrant 1.8.1 or later with NFS support

How to use

git clone url
cd vagrant-coreos-docker-server
vagrant up

To SSH login and manually config containers.

cd vagrant-coreos-docker-demo
vagrant ssh
cd dockerfiles

docker-compose stop
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose logs

Default Passwords

• ResourceSpace: admin/admin
• Redmine: admin/admin
• Gitbucket: root/root
• MySQL(root): please_enter_your_password

Network

This demo is configured as internal network. You can access the apps with localhost's port 8888(Web), 33060(MySQL) and 29418(gitbucket's SSH).

Data Storage

All data will be saved in "data.vdi". This virtual image must be preserved when destroying the Vagrant.

CAUTION

DO NOT EXECUTE vagrant destroy WITHOUT DETACHING "data.vdi"!
Vagrant will delete all external storage file when you destroy the VM, so you have to detach the storage with VirtualBox GUI.

CoreOS

"cloud-config" is almost default but added mount settings to use the external disks.

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Docker

This demo uses docker-compose to manage docker containers.

Nginx

nginx is configured as a reverse proxy. It also run as a docker container.