A docker image for mediagoblin with the gmg_localfiles plugin.
A quick way to serve up HTML5 browsing of media stored on a server.
This image is not on the docker hub yet.
$ git clone https://github.com/msm-/mediagoblin_docker.git
$ docker-compose build
$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED VIRTUAL SIZE
mediagoblindocker_mediagoblin latest 772169736ac3 4 minutes ago 882.4 MB
postgres latest 0e9ef8dc211f 3 days ago 213.9 MB
Set up the database:
$ docker-compose run --rm mediagoblin gmg dbupdate
Create a user:
$ docker-compose run --rm mediagoblin gmg adduser --username <user> --password <password> --email <email>
Run the site:
$ docker-compose up
If you change the database name / user / etc from the postresql docker defaults, modify the sql_engine entry in mediagoblin_local.ini appropriately.
The data is stored in the postgres image's volume - you can start a container with volumes-from to back it up, or remove it with docker rm -v mediagoblindocker_db_1 to delete the data.
This instance is configured to use the gmg_localfiles plugin to serve existing media from the filesystem without copying it. This means that you can't upload files, only import existing files on the server.
By default the media is served from ./media - this can be a symlink. Change this in the volume specified in docker-compose.yml.
To perform the import run:
$ docker-compose run --rm mediagoblin python -m mediagoblin.plugins.gmg_localfiles.import_files
To stop using localfiles, just remove the [[gmg_localfiles]] entry from mediagoblin_local.ini, and revert the storage settings in the same file to the mediagoblin defaults.
docker-compose.yml specifies the port that the web server is exposed on, 6543 by default.
To add additional plugins, add their dependencies to the Dockerfile, and an entry in mediagoblin_local.ini. Rebuild ($ docker-compose build) and update the database ($ docker-compose run --rm mediagoblin gmg dbupdate)
To Mediatemple, for the original version
Copyright 2015 Michael Macnair
Copyright 2013 Media Temple, Inc.
This work is licensed under the MIT license.