- removes local_docker installer and points community users to our development environment (make docker-compose)
- provides a migration path from Local Docker Compose installations --> the dev environment
- the dev env can now be configured to use an external database
- consolidated the Local Docker and dev env docker-compose.yml files into one template file, used by the dockerfile role
- added a 'sources' role to template out config files
- the postgres data dir is no longer a bind-mount, it is a docker volume
- the redis socket is not longer a bind-mount, it is a docker volume
- the local_settings.py.docker-compose file no longer needs to be copied over in the dev env
- Create tmp rsyslog.conf in rsyslog volume to avoid cross-linking. Previously, the tmp code-generated rsyslog.conf was being written to /tmp (by default). As a result, we were attempting to shutil.move() across volumes.
- move k8s image build and push roles under tools/ansible
- See tools/docker-compose/README.md for usage of these changes
docker_remove_local_images was removed with commit 28994d4b0b (diff-c12c21a2e99296acf472dc226bc19da8)
(version 9.0.0). This PR removes it from INSTALL and inventory documentation.
Signed-off-by: Stefan Jakobs <sjakobs@anexia-it.com>
- use awx-python in shebang in dev env
- scl enable where needed for rhel7 & container installs
- use scram-sha-256 pg user hashing by default
- ensure psycopg2 is using the correct PG_CONFIG at build time for the right libpq version
I had 1.13 installed as part of Centos Extras and spent hours attempting to install AWX 4.0.0; the attempts all threw masses of permission denied errors.
Uninstalling that version and replacing with a current docker-ce then worked.
HTTPS is, by default, expected to be on port 443.
Also, with HSTS set, we need to be sure that users attempting to arrive
via HTTP are properly redirected to HTTPS.
This does so by:
* Setting up a 301 redirect for any URL to its HTTPS version
* Adjusting the internal port for HTTPS traffic to 8053
* Setting docker-compose to share port 443 → 8053
- This is configurable via an inventory variable
As it turns out, the docker-compose Python module is
required, and docker-py doesn’t cut it.
Even more confusing, docker-compose Python module installs
the docker Python module, which conflicts with docker-py. To
avoid this, there are additional docs to call this out.
When docker-compose become the sole method for using
Docker directly, some of this was shifted around in ways that
are inconsistent with other elements.
This adjusts it so that:
* The inventory variable default is set like the others, and
is less confusing
* We no longer mention the Standalone Docker in inventory
* We format our INSTALL docs w/r/t this var
