Docker scripts for spinning up a GitLab instance and Nginx SSL reverse proxy for testing and developing on the Mattermost GitLab plugin.
- Runs an instance of GitLab Omnibus EE in Docker
- Runs Nginx reverse proxy in docker to serve SSL certificates and deliver traffic to either the GitLab instance or the Mattermost server on
:8065 - Uses a public IP, DNS and SSL for realistic testing of webhook, SSL, OAuth issues.
- Services are made available as
https://mattermost.example.comandhttps://gitlab.example.com
I set this up to use a real public IP, DNS and SSL. You could modify it if you want to work differently but I had a hard time getting SSL to work with self-signed local certs. You'd use a wildcard in your DNS record and then both services are on a single IP and Nginx sorts traffic to the two services based on the subdomain. Insert the certificate.crt and key.key in ./proxy/ssl folder. Replace references to "mattermost.example.com" and "gitlab.example.com" in ./proxy/default.conf and ./docker-compose.yml with your own domain. Of course I had to add port forwarding to my router for 80 and 443 and you might want to change those default passwords if you set it up this way.
Just run Mattermost dev server normally on :8065 and run docker-compose up in this repo to launch Nginx and GitLab.
The GitLab instance will create a password for the root user at ./gitlab/config/initial_root_password the first time you run it.