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docker-swarm-ci

v2.0.3

Published

CI for use with docker swarm and git.

Downloads

20

Readme

CI for use with Docker Swarm + Git.

CI for (multiple) Docker swarm services.

Not production ready

Be careful. This hasn't been tested thoroughly.

Setup

$ npm install -g docker-swarm-ci

Within Github navigate to:

Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook

Payload URL: http(s)://YOUR_URL:LISTEN_PORT/api/git

Content Type: application/json

Secret: GIT_HOOK_PASSWORD

Which events would you like to trigger this webhook: Just the push event.

Example usage

SSH into your swarm leader

Start a screen seession, then run:

$ docker-swarm-ci --git GIT_REPO --swarm SWARM_ID --registry REGISTRY_URL --name DESIRED_NAME_WITHIN_IMAGE --password GIT_HOOK_PASSWORD --port LISTEN_PORT

or (and replace variables with your own)

$ docker-swarm-ci --port 8080 --json '[ { "git": "https://github.com/username/project.git", "swarm": "swarm_name", "registry": "192.168.x.x:5000", "name": "image_name", "password": "webhook_password" } ]'