Run IBM UrbanCode Deploy on Docker. This repo contains instructions and the Dockerfile for mkorejo/ucd-server.
To build the image you must specify ARTIFACT_DOWNLOAD_URL as a build argument and the value must be a direct link to the UrbanCode Deploy installation software. docker build downloads and extracts the UrbanCode Deploy installation software to create the image. UrbanCode Deploy is installed when the container is launched.
git clone https://github.com/mkorejo/docker-ucd-server.git
docker build --build-arg ARTIFACT_DOWNLOAD_URL=<direct-download-link> -t <namespace>/ucd-server:<version> .
The image looks for a MySQL DB named ibm_ucd on port 3306 by default. The environment variables DB_HOST, MYSQL_PORT, DB_NAME, DB_USER, and DB_PASSWORD are available when running the image. DB_HOST must always be specified whereas the other DB variables are initialized in the Dockerfile so defaults are assumed.
For the database you can use the official MySQL image on Docker Hub as shown in the Docker Compose file. For example:
docker run -d -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password -e MYSQL_DATABASE=ibm_ucd -e MYSQL_USER=ibm_ucd -e MYSQL_PASSWORD=password -p 3306:3306 mysql:5.6
The environment variables HTTPS_PORT and JMS_PORT are available for customization via -e when running the UrbanCode Build image however these default to 8443 and 7919 respectively. You can bind these container ports to any unused ports on the Docker host at runtime. ADMIN_PASSWORD is another optional environment variable which may be used to start with a non-default password. DEPLOY_SERVER_HOSTNAME (FQDN or external IP/URL) and DB_HOST are required environment variables when running the image.
Using the Compose file, modify DEPLOY_SERVER_HOSTNAME and port bindings as desired then execute docker-compose up.
Otherwise, launch MySQL using the command above and then run the following:
docker run -d -e DEPLOY_SERVER_HOSTNAME=<server-hostname-or-ip> -e DB_HOST=<db-hostname-or-ip> [-e ADMIN_PASSWORD=<some-password>] -p <some-port>:8443 -p <another-port>:7919 mkorejo/ucd-server
Note that if MySQL is not running on 3306 or any other DB connection details are non-default then you must use the DB environment variables. Likewise if you wish to modify HTTPS_PORT and JMS_PORT then you must also be sure to expose the correct ports inside the container.