With these templates you'll easily deploy an integrated git server on your existing OpenShift v3 platform.
http://gogs.inmyopenshift.cloud
I'll describe you how to deploy a Gogs container with/without internal mysql server (you'll be able to easily replace mysql with your own favourite sql server). Keep in mind that all the setup is stateless: gogs and mysql container is shipped with emptyDir volume, you should replace it with a persistent volume to ensure data saving.
This is a briefly list of the necessary requirements before trying run the template:
- Internet access (at least docker.io in whitelist) from your working OpenShift platform
- RUNASUSER field for 'restricted' Security Context Constraint (scc) set to 'RunAsAny'. This is necessary for letting WordPress official container to run as root. -> ($ oc edit scc restricted)
- Remove "SETUID" and "SETGID" values from requiredDropCapabilities in default 'restricted' Security Context Constraint (scc) -> ($ oc edit scc restricted)
Easy and fast deployment in few steps:
$ git clone https://github.com/alezzandro/gogs-inmyopenshift-cloud.git
$ cd gogs-inmyopenshift-cloud
$ oc create -f gogs-mysql-template.yaml
$ oc new-app gogs-mysql
At end of the deployment you have to get the ClusterIP for your mysql service:
$ oc get svc/mysql
And the username/password/dbname in case you left blank:
$ oc describe dc/mysql
Take the previous mysql service IP address and username/password/dbname for configuring your gogs server via its web interface.
You'll find below a list of the all available fields for advanced configuration:
- APPLICATION_DOMAIN: The exposed hostname that will route to the Gogs service, if left blank a value will be defaulted.
- DATABASE_NAME: Database Name
- DATABASE_USER: Database User
- DATABASE_PASSWORD: Database Password
- MEMORY_MYSQL_LIMIT: Maximum amount of memory the MySQL container can use.
- DATABASE_SERVICE_NAME: Database Service Name
Please note: if you don't set any of the previous fields they will be defaulted/random generated.
Easy and fast deployment in few steps:
$ git clone https://github.com/alezzandro/gogs-inmyopenshift-cloud.git
$ cd gogs-inmyopenshift-cloud
$ oc create -f gogs-standalone-template.yaml
$ oc new-app gogs-standalone
At end of the deployment, during first gogs server configuration you should choose sqlite for backing your data (or use an external mysql service).
You'll find below a list of the all available fields for advanced configuration:
- APPLICATION_DOMAIN: The exposed hostname that will route to the Gogs service, if left blank a value will be defaulted.
Please note: if you don't set any of the previous fields they will be defaulted/random generated.