Docker

[msabramo]

Changes to make it possible to package up a warehouse development environment with Docker. This makes it much easier to get started with Warehouse development, because it bundles PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch and it has pre-built cffi and such.

I have a pre-built image at https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/msabramo/warehouse/

So one could run warehouse by doing:

• docker pull msabramo/warehouse
• docker run -i -t -P msabramo/warehouse

[msabramo]

It would be nice to have a data dump, as outlined in #343, so the Docker container could come with some data and be a better demo.

[msabramo]

I realized that I used an old version of Elasticsearch (0.90.7); I'm going to try to update it to the newest version (1.4.2).

[msabramo]

Updated to use Elasticsearch 1.4.2

[msabramo]

Test failures are bogus and I think that they are resolved by #352 and #354.

[alex]

Running everythign in the same docker container doesn't seem like the right approach to me, it seems like you want to use something like fig for this.

[msabramo]

Yeah, it's been a while since I've looked at fig. Maybe I'll look again.

I thought that everything in one Docker container would be the simplest thing to get a dev environment going. I definitely wasn't thinking that it would be used in production like this.

Though, IIRC, fig also targets dev environments so maybe I should look at it again.

[dstufft]

I'm going to close this, I've started porting Warehouse over to Pyramid to ease the concerns of the custom framework-ish thing I've got going on here. That work is on the pyramid branch inside this repository. As part of that I've set it up so that a development environment can be spun up inside of Docker containers using fig.

[msabramo]

Check out Docker Compose -- it's the next generation of fig.

[dstufft]

Open an issue to look at switching to that please!

[msabramo]

#361