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MServer-Docker

A repository with scripts and Dockerfils for the Mserver-Dockercontainer.

MServer-Docker

The default MServer-Dockercontainer to run MServer in Docker.

Environment variables for building the Dockercontainer

  • VERSION The MServer version. This has to be same version format like the MServer tag. Example for MServer 3.1.1 this var has to be 3.1.1

  • BIN_PATH The internal path where the binarys should be saved to.

    • Default value: /mserver

  • CONFIGS_FOLDER_PATH The internal path where the configuration files could be found. If the directory is empty the default configuration files will be moved to it.

    • Default value: /conf

  • RESULTS_FOLDER_PATH The internal path where the result files will be saved to.

    • Default value: /res

How to run

Example for run the latest MServer:

docker run -d --name=mserver --restart always \
 -v /srv/mserver/data:/res \
 -v /srv/mserver/conf:/conf \
 mediathekview/mserver-docker:latest

MServer Development Docker

A dockercontainer for the latest unstable MServer

Environment variables

  • BRANCH The branch for the MServer project
  • MLIB_BRANCH The branch for the MLib project.

How to run

Example for run the latest unstable MServer:

docker run -d --name=mserver-dev --restart always \
 -v /srv/mserver/data:/res \
 -v /srv/mserver/conf:/conf \
 -e"BRANCH=develop" \
 -e"MLIB_BRANCH=develop" \
 mediathekview/mserver-development-docker:latest

MServer-Cloud

MServer-Dockercontainer optimized to run in AWS.

How to start

  1. Create two S3 buckets
    • One for the MServer configs
    • One for the MServer output
  2. Change the run.sh for your needs
    • Fill the variables
  3. Build the docker file
  4. Run the run.sh

If you want to run in ECS you just have to build and upload the container to your ECS repo. Then you can run it as a task.