README.md

compose-playground

This repository provides different docker-compose yaml files acting as various "infrastructure components".

The aim of these components is, to provide an easy way of setting up owncloud with different infrastrucutre scenarions.

For example, we want to run a owncloud combined with redis, mariadb and ldap. This could be done by using the following docker-compose statement:

docker-compose \
    -f owncloud-base.yml \
    -f owncloud-official.yml \
    -f cache/redis.yml \
    -f database/mariadb.yml \
    -f ldap/openldap.yml \
    -f ldap/openldap-mount-ldif.yml \
    up

Layout

The root folder contains various owncloud components:

• owncloud-base.yml
  entrypoint and compose yml to be included for all setups

• owncloud-official.yml
  use the official owncloud/server image default docker tag: latest - override via OWNCLOUD_RELEASE_DOCKER_TAG by setting to one of the tag values

• owncloud-official-mount-core.yml mounts a local owncloud folder inside the container. by default the folder ./owncloud is mounted, it can be customized via OWNCLOUD_FOLDER default docker tag: latest - override via OWNCLOUD_BASE_DOCKER_TAG

• owncloud-exported-ports.yml export ports to be accessible locally.
  by default the ports 9680 (http) and 9643 (https) are exported.
  ports can be customized via OWNCLOUD_HTTPS_PORT and OWNCLOUD_HTTP_PORT

Examples:

Some examples for starting different infrastructures

• owncloud, redis, postgres

  docker-compose \
      -f owncloud-base.yml \
      -f owncloud-official.yml \
      -f cache/redis.yml \
      -f database/postgres.yml \
      up
  

• owncloud, redis, postgres, samba share

  docker-compose \
      -f owncloud-base.yml \
      -f owncloud-official.yml \
      -f cache/redis.yml \
      -f database/postgres.yml \
      -f storage/samba.yml \
      up
  

• owncloud, redis, mariadb, scality objestorage as primary storage

  docker-compose \
      -f owncloud-base.yml \
      -f owncloud-official.yml \
      -f cache/redis.yml \
      -f database/mariadb.yml \
      -f storage/scality-primary-objectstore.yml \
      up
  

• owncloud, exported ports, redis, mariadb, clamav, files_antivirus (daemon mode)

  docker-compose \
      -f owncloud-base.yml \
      -f owncloud-official.yml \
      -f owncloud-exported-ports.yml \
      -f cache/redis.yml \
      -f database/mariadb.yml \
      -f services/clamav.yml \
      -f configs/enable_files_antivirus_daemon.yml \
      up -d
  

• Example using environment variables to set up a server with objectstore using a custom server folder and a custom apps folder: custom owncloud, apps, exported ports, redis, mariadb, scality objestorage as primary storage

  OWNCLOUD_FOLDER={owncloud server folder path} \
  OWNCLOUD_APPS_FOLDER={extra apps to be enabled folder path} \
  OWNCLOUD_LICENSE_KEY={any valid keys} \
  docker-compose \

    -f owncloud-base.yml \
    -f owncloud-mount-core.yml \
    -f owncloud-mount-apps.yml \
    -f owncloud-exported-ports.yml \
    -f cache/redis.yml \
    -f database/mariadb.yml \
    -f storage/scality.yml \
    -f storage/scality-primary-objectstore.yml \
  up

In order to run several stacks in the same host we can use the -p option of docker-compose this way and they will run independently:

docker compose -p project1 -f .... up/down

docker compose -p project2 -f .... up/down