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Docker Deployment

Images of VirIoT components are available in DockerHub. Optionally, they can be built locally as follows.

Initial configurations

In order to use the Docker deployment, it is required to:

  • open the range of ports from 32768 to 61000
  • have python3 with flask flask_cors pymongo paho-mqtt docker, if not present use pip3 install

Clone Git Repository

git clone https://github.com/fed4iot/VirIoT.git
cd VirIoT

Run mosquitto MQTT server for Internal Information Sharing

sudo service mosquitto start

Run MongoDB system-database in a Docker container

docker run -d --name mongo-container -p 32768:27017 mongo:3.4.18

Mongo is reachable through 32768 on public IP.

If already run but stopped, use docker start mongo-container. To reset the DB delete the container and run it again.
To explore DB use mongo-compass and connect to the IP address of the container.

Run Master-Controller

Configure the right IP addresses and ports editing the settings template file settings-docker-template.py with your correct configurations and copy it to the Master-Controller/data folder. The default port of Master-Controller is the 8090 where it exposes the VirIoT REST API.

cd Master-Controller  
# edit settings-docker-template.py  
vim settings-docker-template.py  
# after the edits copy and rename it to data/settings.py  
cp settings-docker-template.py data/settings.py

Install all the dependencies required for the Master-Controller to properly work, using pip3:

# for install all dependencies use the file requirements.txt in the folder Master-Controller  
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

The file db_setup.py is used by master-controller.py for setting parameters, such as the password of the 'admin' user whose default value is 'passw0rd'. It is not necessary to change it unless to change the password.

Run the master controller:

python3 master-controller.py