Base Compose Deploy Infrastructure

This project contains a starting point to get your infrastructure running with compose-deploy.

See the compose-deploy documentation to know more about running this.

Content

traefik: Traefik is a HTTP reverse proxy and load balancer. It acts as the entrypoint of all your web services. Instead of exposing your containers directly to the world, you will need to add some labels to your containers and they will be exposed automatically using the correct hostname, letting traefik handle all TLS with Let's Encrypt.

CI variables

These environment variables have to be defined in the CI system:

SSH_HOST
SSH_FINGERPRINT_BASE64
SSH_PRIVATE_KEY_BASE64

Usage

Initial configuration

You will probably want to update your ACME email in the traefik configuration.

Adding a new stack

Create a new directory with a docker-compose.yml inside.
If you have special requirements regarding the host system or permissions, add a file called pre.yml containing Ansible tasks

Exposing a container

If you want to expose HTTP/HTTPS ports, use Traefik labels to expose your container.

...
services:
  ...
  myexposedcontainer:
    ...
    networks:
      ...
      - web # add the web network (used by traefik)
    labels:
      - "traefik.enable=true" # enable traefik for this service
      - "traefik.port=5000" # this is the exposed port of your service
      - "traefik.frontend.rule=Host:test.totakoko.com" # this is the domain/subdomain to access your service
  ...

Note that traefik is configured to use the web network.

If you want to expose any other port, then use the map directly

...
services:
  ...
  myexposedcontainer:
    ...
    ports:
      - "53:53" # host port / container port
  ...

Roadmap

Provide a way to backup and restore container volumes (probably using restic)
Provide a way to monitor services

totakoko / base-compose-deploy-infrastructure