This repository contains a set of init scripts for setting up indy docker containers of three flavors:

• A stripped-down volumes container (init-indy-volumes)
• An Indy server container meant to work with the volume container (init-indy-server)
• A standalone Indy server container (init-indy-server-no-vols)

You can run any of the above scripts with -h to see the available options.

It also contains an autodeploy script (./scripts/autodeploy-indy-server) that you can add to your cron jobs, to autodeploy an Indy tarball in dev-mode. Systemd scripts are provided in the systemd/ directory, for maintaining active Indy containers, with one service definition for each of the init scripts above.

Finally, it contains the docker image source materials (Dockerfile + supporting scripts) for the two basic image types (server and volume container).

This is intended to be more or less a list of instructions for you to run. It would take a bit more effort to turn it into a really functional script:

#!/bin/bash

yum -y update
yum -y install epel-release
yum -y install docker tree lsof python-lxml python-httplib2
systemctl enable docker
systemctl start docker

# ./scripts/init-indy-volumes -h
./scripts/init-indy-volumes

# ./scripts/init-indy-server -h
./scripts/init-indy-server -p 80 -q

#Or, if you want, you can leave off the '-q' option and watch the server come up
#...then use CTL-C to exit the tty (the container will keep running)

cp systemd/indy-volumes.service systemd/indy.service /etc/systemd/system
systemctl enable indy-volumes indy

docker stop indy indy-volumes
systemctl start indy-volumes
systemctl start indy

# Use this to see the server log as it starts up, to make sure it boots properly.
journalctl -f