ISLE Docker Development Repo

Development repo for testing.
NOT FOR PRODUCTION!

Docker Image GitHub Repos that comprise this stack:

• isle-tomcat (base image)
• isle-fedora
• isle-solr
• isle-apache
• isle-imageservices

Requirements

• Docker-CE or EE
• Docker-compose
• Git
• Time required < 30 minutes.
• Windows Users: Please open the .env and uncomment COMPOSE_CONVERT_WINDOWS_PATHS=1

Quick Start

1. Please read: ISLE Release Candidate (RC): How to Test
2. Clone this repo
   • git clone https://github.com/Islandora-Collaboration-Group/ISLE-Development.git
3. Change directory to the cloned directory:
   • cd ISLE-development (by default)
4. Pull the latest images:
   • docker-compose pull
5. Launch the ISLE preRC stack for testing:
   • docker-compose up -d
6. Please wait a few moments for the stack to fully come up. Approximately 3-5 minutes.
7. Install Islandora on the isle-apache-ld container:
   • docker exec -it isle-apache-ld bash /utility-scripts/isle_drupal_build_tools/isle_islandora_installer.sh
8. To wrap up testing:
   • In the folder with the docker-compose.yml docker-compose down -v

Quick Cleanup

If you have been testing the stack extensively you will want to prune your Docker daemon as you test.

1. In the folder with the docker-compose.yml
   • docker-compose down -v
2. If you have no other stopped services that you do not want pruned on Docker:
   • Note running containers are NOT pruned.
   • docker system prune --all
   • answer Y to remove all unused volumes, images, and networks.

• OR

2. If you cannot prune:
   • docker ps and take note of any running ISLE services:
     • docker down {list of all the running ISLE services, tab auto-complete may work} (You may add as many containers as needed in one command.)
   • docker image ls and take note of all ISLE-related images:
     • docker image rm {list of all images to be removed, tab auto-complete may work} (Again, you may add as many as needed.)
   • docker volume ls and take note of all ISLE-related volumes:
     • docker volume rm {list of all volumes to be removed, tab auto-complete may work} ...
   • docker network ls and take note of all ISLE-related networks:
     • docker network rm {list of all networks to be removed, tab auto-complete may work} ...

Important Notes, Ports, Pages and Usernames/Passwords

@SEE: https://github.com/Islandora-Collaboration-Group/ISLE
Portainer is a GUI for managing Docker containers. It has been built into ISLE for your convenience.
Windows Users: Please open the .env and uncomment COMPOSE_CONVERT_WINDOWS_PATHS=1
Note that both HTTP and HTTPS work Please accept the self-signed certificate for testing when using HTTPS.

Locations, Ports:

• Make sure your /etc/hosts points isle.localdomain to 127.0.0.1. See original docs on how-to.
• Islandora is available at http://isle.localdomain
  • You may need to point directly to the IP address of isle-apache, here's how:
    • docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' isle-apache-ld
    • Copy the IP and browse to it. http://{IP}/
• Traefik is available at http://admin.isle.localdomain OR http://localhost:8080/
• Portainer is available at http://portainer.isle.localdomain OR http://localhost:9010/
• Fedora is available at http://isle.localdomain/fedora OR http://localhost:8081/
• Solr is available at http://isle.localdomain/solr OR http://localhost:8082/
• Image Services are available at http://images.isle.localdomain OR http://localhost:8083/

Users and Passwords

Read as username:password

Islandora (Drupal) user and pass (default):

• isle:isle

All Tomcat services come with the default users and passwords:

• admin:isle_admin
• manager:isle_manager

Portainer's authentication can be configured:

• By default there is no username or password required to login to Portainer.
• Portainer Configuration