maxnth / GTCWeb_Docker

Docker image for Ground Truth Production Web project

Ground Truth Production Web Docker

Docker image for Ground Truth Production Web

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a Docker container that runs Ground Truth Production Web

Prerequisites

Docker (for installation instructions see the Official Installation Guide)

Installing

Get the Docker Image

From Docker Hub:

• Execute the following command docker pull maxnth/gtcweb

or

From Source:

• Clone this repository first and enter the cloned directory with a command line tool.

• Execute the following command inside the directory: docker build -t <IMAGE_NAME> .

or

Use build.sh or build_interactive.sh to build from source:

• Configure build.sh with your configuration and run sh build.sh.

  or

• Run sh build_interactive.sh and follow the steps in the terminal accordingly.

• Both steps will automatically build the image from source and start the container. When using this some following steps can be ignored.

Initialize Container

With the help of the image a container can now be created with the following command:

docker run \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -u `id -u root`:`id -g $USER` \
    --name <CONTAINER_NAME> \
    -it <IMAGE_NAME>

Explanation of variables used above:

• <CONTAINER_NAME> - Name of the Docker container e.g. larex
• <IMAGE_NAME> - Name of the Docker image e.g. maxnth/larex

The container will be started by default after executing the docker run command.

If you want to start the container again later use docker ps -a to list all available containers with their Container IDs and then use docker start <CONTAINER_NAME> to start the desired container.

You can now access the project via following URL: http://localhost:8080/GTC_Web/

Updating

From Docker Hub:

Updating the image can easily be done via the docker hub if the image has been previously pulled from the docker hub.

The following command will update the image:

docker pull maxnth/gtcweb

From Source:

To update the source code of the project you currently need to reinstall the image.

This can be achieved with executing the following command first:

docker image rm <IMAGE_NAME>

Afterwards you can follow the installation guide above as it is a new clean installation.