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Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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dnl This is a YAML template file. Simply translate it with m4 to create
dnl a standard configuration. Customizations can and should be added in .env
dnl by setting the appropriate variables.
dnl
dnl Usage:
dnl m4 docker-stack.yml.m4 > docker-stack.yml
dnl ( set -a; source .env; m4 docker-stack.yml.m4 ) > docker-stack.yml
dnl
dnl ----------------------------------------
divert(-1)dnl
Docker config: Quote env vars read by m4
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dnl return env variable (quoted)
define(`read_env', `esyscmd(`printf "\`%s'" "$$1"')')
dnl return env variable if set; otherwise, return given alternative value
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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define(`ifenvelse', `ifelse(read_env(`$1'),, `$2', read_env(`$1'))')
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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define(`DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY', ifenvelse(`DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY', openslides))
dnl Parse image versions that can be configured through .env
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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define(`BACKEND_IMAGE',
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY', DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY)/dnl
openslides-server:dnl
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_TAG', latest))
define(`FRONTEND_IMAGE',
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_FRONTEND_REGISTRY', DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY)/dnl
openslides-client:dnl
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_FRONTEND_TAG', latest))
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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define(`AUTOUPDATE_IMAGE',
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_AUTOUPDATE_REGISTRY', DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY)/dnl
openslides-autoupdate:dnl
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_AUTOUPDATE_TAG', latest))
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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define(`PROXY_IMAGE',
ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_PROXY_REGISTRY', DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY)/dnl
openslides-proxy:dnl
ifenvelse(`DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_PROXY_TAG', latest))
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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define(`PRIMARY_DB', `ifenvelse(`PGNODE_REPMGR_PRIMARY', pgnode1)')
define(`PGBOUNCER_NODELIST',
`ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_2_ENABLED'), 1, `,pgnode2')`'dnl
ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_3_ENABLED'), 1, `,pgnode3')')
define(`PROJECT_DIR', ifdef(`PROJECT_DIR',PROJECT_DIR,.))
define(`ADMIN_SECRET_AVAILABLE', `syscmd(`test -f 'PROJECT_DIR`/secrets/adminsecret.env')sysval')
define(`USER_SECRET_AVAILABLE', `syscmd(`test -f 'PROJECT_DIR`/secrets/usersecret.env')sysval')
Add ALLOWED_HOSTS the proxy responds with a 421, if a host header with an invalid host name is encountered. If nothing is provided (see default .env) all hosts are allowed. Examples: ALLOWED_HOSTS="localhost:8000 127.0.0.1:8000" ALLOWED_HOSTS="some.domain.example.com" Add EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT. See .env for the configuration.
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dnl set EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT to 443 if EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT and EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT are empty
define(
`EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT',
ifelse(read_env(`EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT')read_env(`EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT'),,443,read_env(`EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT'))dnl
)
define(`EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT',read_env(`EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT'))
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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divert(0)dnl
dnl ----------------------------------------
# This configuration was created from a template file. Before making changes,
# please make sure that you do not have a process in place that would override
# your changes in the future. The accompanying .env file might be the correct
# place for customizations instead.
version: '3.4'
x-osserver:
&default-osserver
image: BACKEND_IMAGE
networks:
- back
x-osserver-env: &default-osserver-env
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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AUTOUPDATE_DELAY: ifenvelse(`AUTOUPDATE_DELAY', 1)
Add demo mode to all docker setups
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DEMO_USERS: "ifenvelse(`DEMO_USERS',)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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CONNECTION_POOL_LIMIT: ifenvelse(`CONNECTION_POOL_LIMIT', 100)
DATABASE_HOST: "ifenvelse(`DATABASE_HOST', pgbouncer)"
DATABASE_PASSWORD: "ifenvelse(`DATABASE_PASSWORD', openslides)"
DATABASE_PORT: ifenvelse(`DATABASE_PORT', 5432)
DATABASE_USER: "ifenvelse(`DATABASE_USER', openslides)"
Setting for the mediafile database tablename
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MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_NAME: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_NAME')"
MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_USER: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_USER')"
MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_PASSWORD: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_PASSWORD')"
MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_HOST: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_HOST')"
MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_PORT: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_PORT')"
MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_TABLENAME: "read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_TABLENAME')"
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL: "ifenvelse(`DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL', noreply@example.com)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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EMAIL_HOST: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_HOST', postfix)"
EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD',)"
EMAIL_HOST_USER: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_HOST_USER',)"
EMAIL_PORT: ifenvelse(`EMAIL_PORT', 25)
Expose more email settings
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EMAIL_USE_SSL: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_USE_SSL',)"
EMAIL_USE_TLS: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_USE_TLS',)"
EMAIL_TIMEOUT: "ifenvelse(`EMAIL_TIMEOUT',)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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ENABLE_ELECTRONIC_VOTING: "ifenvelse(`ENABLE_ELECTRONIC_VOTING', False)"
Add Chat UI Components Add Chat User Interface Restructure some services Virtual Scrolling Manual change detection for message updates Enhanced Date pipe Message layout Tabbed reusable chat window Deleting messages Further permission checks Delete-prompts Mobile friendly chat usage automatically scroll to bottom
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ENABLE_CHAT: "ifenvelse(`ENABLE_CHAT', False)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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ENABLE_SAML: "ifenvelse(`ENABLE_SAML', False)"
Add ALLOWED_HOSTS the proxy responds with a 421, if a host header with an invalid host name is encountered. If nothing is provided (see default .env) all hosts are allowed. Examples: ALLOWED_HOSTS="localhost:8000 127.0.0.1:8000" ALLOWED_HOSTS="some.domain.example.com" Add EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT. See .env for the configuration.
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INSTANCE_DOMAIN: "ifenvelse(`INSTANCE_DOMAIN', 127.0.0.1)"
INSTANCE_URL_SCHEME: "ifenvelse(`INSTANCE_URL_SCHEME', https)"
Docker templates: Set empty values instead of None
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JITSI_DOMAIN: "ifenvelse(`JITSI_DOMAIN',)"
JITSI_ROOM_PASSWORD: "ifenvelse(`JITSI_ROOM_PASSWORD',)"
JITSI_ROOM_NAME: "ifenvelse(`JITSI_ROOM_NAME',)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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OPENSLIDES_LOG_LEVEL: "ifenvelse(`OPENSLIDES_LOG_LEVEL', INFO)"
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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DJANGO_LOG_LEVEL: "ifenvelse(`DJANGO_LOG_LEVEL', INFO)"
Docker: Add backend variables to .env and templates This setup chooses to avoid the env_file option available for Docker Compose files. Docker has a peculiar way of parsing variables which makes it, for example, include quotes verbatim. This is both confusing and incompatible with shells parsing the same file which is a requirement. For this reason, the configuration does not import the complete environment using env_file but assigns variables explicitly on a need-to-know basis in the YAML file, much like Docker secrets. Since the configuration is generated automatically, the burden on users is the same as with env_file: they only need to edit .env for customizations.
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REDIS_HOST: "ifenvelse(`REDIS_HOST', redis)"
REDIS_PORT: ifenvelse(`REDIS_PORT', 6379)
REDIS_SLAVE_HOST: "ifenvelse(`REDIS_SLAVE_HOST', redis-slave)"
REDIS_SLAVE_PORT: ifenvelse(`REDIS_SLAVE_PORT', 6379)
RESET_PASSWORD_VERBOSE_ERRORS: "ifenvelse(`RESET_PASSWORD_VERBOSE_ERRORS', False)"
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
2020-08-14 13:22:44 +02:00
x-pgnode: &default-pgnode
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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image: DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY/openslides-repmgr:latest
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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networks:
- dbnet
labels:
org.openslides.role: "postgres"
deploy:
replicas: 1
x-pgnode-env: &default-pgnode-env
REPMGR_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS: 30
REPMGR_RECONNECT_INTERVAL: 10
REPMGR_WAL_ARCHIVE: "ifenvelse(`PGNODE_WAL_ARCHIVING', on)"
services:
Docker: Rename proxy-related variables HAProxy was replaced by Caddy, so obviously variables should not longer carry HAPROXY in their names to avoid confusion. To hopefully make future changes less likely to break configurations, we'll keep variable and image names generic (proxy instead of caddy).
2021-02-08 13:51:56 +01:00
proxy:
image: PROXY_IMAGE
Add ALLOWED_HOSTS the proxy responds with a 421, if a host header with an invalid host name is encountered. If nothing is provided (see default .env) all hosts are allowed. Examples: ALLOWED_HOSTS="localhost:8000 127.0.0.1:8000" ALLOWED_HOSTS="some.domain.example.com" Add EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT. See .env for the configuration.
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environment:
INSTANCE_DOMAIN: "ifenvelse(`INSTANCE_DOMAIN', 127.0.0.1:443)"
`EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT': "EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT"
`EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT': "EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT"
ALLOWED_HOSTS: "ifenvelse(`ALLOWED_HOSTS',)"
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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networks:
- front
- back
ports:
Docker: Bind to 0.0.0.0 for Docker Swarm Swarm uses a cluster-wide ingress network and does not permit binding ports to localhost. It simply ignores such a binding and prints a warning instead. This patch fixes this recent regression to avoid the warning.
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ifelse(EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT,,,- "0.0.0.0:EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT:8000")
ifelse(EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT,,,- "0.0.0.0:EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT:8001")
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
2020-05-28 11:40:41 +02:00
deploy:
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
2020-08-14 13:22:44 +02:00
server:
<< : *default-osserver
environment:
<< : *default-osserver-env
Docker: Add a Docker secret for the Django key We have decided against including an insecure default key with a mere warning. Therefore, unlike the admin and user secrets, the availability of this secret is a hard requirement. The instance will not be able to start before a secret has been generated manually or by a management tool.
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secrets:
- django
Docker: Add SAML configuration To configure SAML, ENABLE_SAML must be set to True in .env. Additionally, the following files must be provided in ./secrets/saml/: - sp.crt - sp.key - saml_settings.json The files will be added as Docker secrets. Even though saml_settings.json does not contain secret information per se it is nonetheless added as a secret for simplicity. Technically, the file is equally suited to be configured as a "Docker config". Please note: - This patch has not been tested yet. - python3-saml's version should probably be pinned.
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ifelse(read_env(`ENABLE_SAML'), `True',- saml_cert
- saml_key
- saml_config)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
2020-08-14 13:22:44 +02:00
deploy:
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
replicas: ifenvelse(`OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_SERVICE_REPLICAS', 1)
Docker: Shorten server-db-setup service name
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server-setup:
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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<< : *default-osserver
entrypoint: /usr/local/sbin/entrypoint-db-setup
environment:
<< : *default-osserver-env
Docker: Add a Docker secret for the Django key We have decided against including an insecure default key with a mere warning. Therefore, unlike the admin and user secrets, the availability of this secret is a hard requirement. The instance will not be able to start before a secret has been generated manually or by a management tool.
2020-08-14 13:24:45 +02:00
secrets:
- django
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
2020-08-14 13:22:44 +02:00
ifelse(ADMIN_SECRET_AVAILABLE, 0,- os_admin)
ifelse(USER_SECRET_AVAILABLE, 0,- os_user)
Docker: Add SAML configuration To configure SAML, ENABLE_SAML must be set to True in .env. Additionally, the following files must be provided in ./secrets/saml/: - sp.crt - sp.key - saml_settings.json The files will be added as Docker secrets. Even though saml_settings.json does not contain secret information per se it is nonetheless added as a secret for simplicity. Technically, the file is equally suited to be configured as a "Docker config". Please note: - This patch has not been tested yet. - python3-saml's version should probably be pinned.
2020-08-17 14:19:51 +02:00
ifelse(read_env(`ENABLE_SAML'), `True',- saml_cert
- saml_key
- saml_config)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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client:
image: FRONTEND_IMAGE
networks:
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- back
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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deploy:
replicas: ifenvelse(`OPENSLIDES_FRONTEND_SERVICE_REPLICAS', 1)
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
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autoupdate:
image: AUTOUPDATE_IMAGE
environment:
Own session redis - removed big mode artifacts - removed django_session_redis - Enforce newly created settings.py when invalid options are set: * OPENSLIDES_USER_DATA_DIR * SESSION_ENGINE - Overwrites the secret key during development to "development"
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REDIS_WRITE_HOST: redis
MESSAGE_BUS_HOST: redis-slave
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networks:
- back
Own session redis - removed big mode artifacts - removed django_session_redis - Enforce newly created settings.py when invalid options are set: * OPENSLIDES_USER_DATA_DIR * SESSION_ENGINE - Overwrites the secret key during development to "development"
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secrets:
- django
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deploy:
replicas: ifenvelse(`OPENSLIDES_AUTOUPDATE_SERVICE_REPLICAS', 1)
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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pgnode1:
<< : *default-pgnode
environment:
<< : *default-pgnode-env
REPMGR_NODE_ID: 1
REPMGR_PRIMARY: ifelse(PRIMARY_DB, pgnode1, `# This is the primary', PRIMARY_DB)
deploy:
placement:
constraints: ifenvelse(`PGNODE_1_PLACEMENT_CONSTR', [node.labels.openslides-db == dbnode1])
volumes:
- "dbdata1:/var/lib/postgresql"
ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_2_ENABLED'), 1, `'
pgnode2:
<< : *default-pgnode
environment:
<< : *default-pgnode-env
REPMGR_NODE_ID: 2
REPMGR_PRIMARY: ifelse(PRIMARY_DB, pgnode2, `# This is the primary', PRIMARY_DB)
deploy:
placement:
constraints: ifenvelse(`PGNODE_2_PLACEMENT_CONSTR', [node.labels.openslides-db == dbnode2])
volumes:
- "dbdata2:/var/lib/postgresql")
ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_3_ENABLED'), 1, `'
pgnode3:
<< : *default-pgnode
environment:
<< : *default-pgnode-env
REPMGR_NODE_ID: 3
REPMGR_PRIMARY: ifelse(PRIMARY_DB, pgnode3, `# This is the primary', PRIMARY_DB)
deploy:
placement:
constraints: ifenvelse(`PGNODE_3_PLACEMENT_CONSTR', [node.labels.openslides-db == dbnode3])
volumes:
- "dbdata3:/var/lib/postgresql")
pgbouncer:
environment:
- PG_NODE_LIST=pgnode1`'PGBOUNCER_NODELIST
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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image: DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY/openslides-pgbouncer:latest
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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networks:
back:
aliases:
- db
- postgres
dbnet:
deploy:
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 10s
placement:
constraints: ifenvelse(`PGBOUNCER_PLACEMENT_CONSTR', [node.role == manager])
postfix:
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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image: DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY/openslides-postfix:latest
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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environment:
MYHOSTNAME: "ifenvelse(`POSTFIX_MYHOSTNAME', localhost)"
RELAYHOST: "ifenvelse(`POSTFIX_RELAYHOST', localhost)"
networks:
- back
deploy:
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
replicas: 1
placement:
constraints: [node.role == manager]
redis:
image: redis:alpine
networks:
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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- back
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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deploy:
replicas: 1
restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
redis-slave:
image: redis:alpine
command: ["redis-server", "--save", "", "--slaveof", "redis", "6379"]
networks:
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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- back
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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deploy:
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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replicas: ifenvelse(`REDIS_RO_SERVICE_REPLICAS', 1)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 5s
media:
Docker: Simplify image name/registry handling For a subset of the images required by a Compose or Swarm Setup, non-default names can be configured in .env. Originally, the names were treated as the images' complete names, i.e., including an optional registry domain. Using this setup, it was possible to pull the irregularly updated auxiliary images from a default registry while, at the same time, obtaining certain images from different registries. Commit e225a57f97 changed this behavior. Since then, the names in .env can only be used to change part of the image name, excluding the registry. If a default registry is configured it is always prepended to the given image name, breaking the original use case. This patch removes the ability to override image names in .env. Instead, the registry of each image can be customized. The reasoning here is that the only common reason to change an image name is to change its Docker registry. For example, while the default registry may be set to default.example.com, it may be necessary to obtain the backend image private.example.com/openslides-server. With this patch, that would be achieved by the following configuration in .env: DOCKER_OPENSLIDES_BACKEND_REGISTRY="private.example.com" For special cases, for which the images' basename must indeed be changed as well, the template would need to be customized. The templates are not backwards-compatible.
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image: DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY/openslides-media:latest
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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environment:
- CHECK_REQUEST_URL=server:8000/check-media/
Add env variables for media cache
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- CACHE_SIZE=ifenvelse(`CACHE_SIZE', 10)
- CACHE_DATA_MIN_SIZE_KB=ifenvelse(`CACHE_DATA_MIN_SIZE_KB', 0)
- CACHE_DATA_MAX_SIZE_KB=ifenvelse(`CACHE_DATA_MAX_SIZE_KB', 10240)
Setting for the mediafile database tablename
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- DATABASE_NAME=read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_NAME')
- DATABASE_TABLE=read_env(`MEDIAFILE_DATABASE_TABLENAME')
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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deploy:
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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replicas: ifenvelse(`MEDIA_SERVICE_REPLICAS', 2)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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restart_policy:
condition: on-failure
delay: 10s
networks:
OpenSlides3+: External Autoupdate Service - Removing channels. Going back to a wsgi deployment - Removed server projector code - Autoupdate throttling is now in the client - New communication stack in the client - Adopted all deployment methods: Docker stack and docker compose (prod and dev) - Added autoupdate service as submodule
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- back
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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# Override command to run more workers per task
# command: ["gunicorn", "-w", "4", "--preload", "-b",
# "0.0.0.0:8000", "src.mediaserver:app"]
Docker: Add Prometheus as an optional service
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ifelse(read_env(`PROMETHEUS_ENABLED'), 1, `'
prometheus:
image: ifenvelse(`DEFAULT_DOCKER_REGISTRY', openslides)/openslides-prometheus:latest
networks:
- back)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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volumes:
dbdata1:
ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_2_ENABLED'), 1, ` dbdata2:')
ifelse(read_env(`PGNODE_3_ENABLED'), 1, ` dbdata3:')
networks:
front:
back:
driver_opts:
encrypted: ""
dbnet:
driver_opts:
encrypted: ""
Docker: Add a Docker secret for the Django key We have decided against including an insecure default key with a mere warning. Therefore, unlike the admin and user secrets, the availability of this secret is a hard requirement. The instance will not be able to start before a secret has been generated manually or by a management tool.
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secrets:
django:
file: ./secrets/django.env
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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ifelse(ADMIN_SECRET_AVAILABLE, 0,os_admin:
file: ./secrets/adminsecret.env)
ifelse(USER_SECRET_AVAILABLE, 0,os_user:
file: ./secrets/usersecret.env)
Docker: Add SAML configuration To configure SAML, ENABLE_SAML must be set to True in .env. Additionally, the following files must be provided in ./secrets/saml/: - sp.crt - sp.key - saml_settings.json The files will be added as Docker secrets. Even though saml_settings.json does not contain secret information per se it is nonetheless added as a secret for simplicity. Technically, the file is equally suited to be configured as a "Docker config". Please note: - This patch has not been tested yet. - python3-saml's version should probably be pinned.
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ifelse(read_env(`ENABLE_SAML'), `True', saml_cert:
file: ./secrets/saml/sp.crt
saml_key:
file: ./secrets/saml/sp.key
saml_config:
file: ./secrets/saml/saml_settings.json)
Docker: Add YAML templates These templates were copied from https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-docker-compose and adapted for the new server-db-setup service.
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