inspire-docker

Usage

Install Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/

To grab a Python image having (almost) all the dependencies cached for pip-accel In which you can install the overlay:

docker pull inspirehep/python-base:latest

If you want a specific Python version you can do:

docker pull inspirehep/python-base:python2.7

Python 3.5 is still not compatible.

To grab an Elasticsearch image having all the plugins needed for running the Overlay do:

docker pull inspirehep/elasticsearch:latest

Testing changes to this repo

In order to test any changes you do to the Dockerfiles in this repo, you can build and test them locally before sending a pull request:

Build the new images

Building the images is as easy as running the docker build with the appropiate tag, for example:

docker build -f python_base/Dockerfile -t inspirehep/python-base .

Or alternatively run the build script, setting up any required env vars (see the .travis.yml for the latest possible values):

export TRAVIS_BRANCH=master
export DOCKER_PROJECT=inspirehep/python-base
export DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG=latest
export DOCKERFILE=python_base/Dockerfile
export ARGS='--build-arg=INSPIRE_PYTHON_VERSION=2.7'
./build.sh --help
./build.sh

That will locally build and tag the image, to verify just list the local images:

docker images

run the tests

To run the tests locally you will have to set some environment variables that the scripts expect to be there (set by travis, see the .travis.yml file for more example values). The script will complain if any of the env vars is not set when running so you can just run it to check the latest need. An exampe that works at the time of writing this:

export TRAVIS_BRANCH=master
export DOCKER_COMPOSE_VERSION=1.6.2
export DOCKER_PROJECT=inspirehep/python-base
export DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG=latest
./test.sh --help
./test.sh --no-install-compose