Instructions to set up historyofearth server.
Download HistoryOfEarthDocker.
Go to HistoryOfEarthDocker directory and write [note that DockerfileWithServer is traditional, like how datelife works; the new Dockerfile sets up as shinyproxy.io wants Dockerfile]
For shinyproxy:
docker build -t historyofearth .
To build with no cache
docker build -t historyofearth --no-cache .
For regular server:
docker build -f DockerfileWithServer -t historyofearth .
Then start the server with
docker run -t -i -p 80:3838 historyofearth
After building, you can push to docker hub
docker tag historyofearth bomeara/historyofearth
docker login
docker push bomeara/historyofearth
and then other machines can download it as is to run:
docker pull bomeara/historyofearth
And run it as (if doing the DockerfileWithServer, if doing shinyproxy, drop down to that section)
docker run -t -i -p 80:3838 bomeara/historyofearth
Now, go to http://localhost on any browser to watch the server running
Doing
docker run -t -i -p 80:3838 bomeara/historyofearth sh -c '/bin/bash'
Will log you into the server so you can look around (i.e., in the /srv dir).
Once you've finished looking around, just type exit and you will be logged out.
You can run multiple instances using
sudo docker-compose up -d --scale historyofearth=32 for 32 instances
Could have it do the caching of maps when doing the creation of the docker thing (i.e., call R).
Running on host omearashiny1.desktop.utk.edu
This uses shinyproxy-2.1.0.jar from https://www.shinyproxy.io -- we store it locally for convenience but it's their code.
When first setting up the host:
sudo systemctl edit docker and paste in contents of override.conf. Or, once it's made, use the command below
sudo cp override.conf /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/override.conf
Either way, then do
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl restart docker
If getting rid of this approach, remove contents of /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/override.conf, then daemon reload and restart docker
application.yml is the configuration file for that.
On the server, start
java -jar shinyproxy-2.1.0.jar to start shinyproxy and the application
Then go to http://omearashiny1.desktop.utk.edu/8080
Go to node where swarm is being managed. You can change the number of workers in replicas in docker-compose-swarm.yml
sudo docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose-swarm.yml historyofearth
See how it's doing with
sudo docker stack services historyofearth
And stop it with
sudo docker stack rm historyofearth
For domain, *, @, www all resolve to omearashiny1.desktop.utk.edu. (yes, with a period after edu) using CNAME