Contribute Brontosaurus

See the following step to run each brontosaurus component on your local device.

Image

Run Portal container with docker

# Monitor
docker run -it -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -p <TargetPort>:8080 --name <Name> brontosaurus/core:<Version>
# Daemon
docker run -dit -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -p <TargetPort>:8080 --name <Name> brontosaurus/core:<Version>

Run Red container with docker

# Monitor
docker run -it -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -e PORTAL_PATH="<Portal>" -p <TargetPort>:9000 --name <Name> brontosaurus/red:<Version>
# Daemon
docker run -dit -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -e PORTAL_PATH="<Portal>" -p <TargetPort>:9000 --name <Name> brontosaurus/red:<Version>

Run Green container with docker

# Monitor
docker run -it -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -p <TargetPort>:8500 --name <Name> brontosaurus/green:<Version>
# Daemon
docker run -dit -e BRONTOSAURUS_DATABASE="<Database>" -p <TargetPort>:8500 --name <Name> brontosaurus/green:<Version>

Host

To host the docker image for Brontosaurus-Portal locally on your 8080 port, Brontosaurus-Red locally on your 9000 port.

make DB="${host of your MongoDB instance}" # launch with production environment

make sh-red DB="${host of your MongoDB instance}" # access development red with sh
make sh-portal DB="${host of your MongoDB instance}" # access development portal with sh
make sh-green DB="${host of your MongoDB instance}" # access development green with sh

Also, to host the docker image for Brontosaurus-Portal locally on your 80 port.

make sh-80 DB="${host of your MongoDB instance}"

Development

You will need Docker, yarn and make for this repository.

Build

To build the docker image for Brontosaurus-Portal and Brontosaurus-Red

make build

You can also build Brontosaurus-Portal or Brontosaurus-Red individually.

make build-portal # Build portal
make build-red # Build red

Have fun.