Several Changes:
- Uwsgi now listens on two sockets 8080 for http protocol and 8000 for uwsgi protocol
- Add a read_timeout in documentation for Nginx configuration
- Expose 8024 properly in Core image
- Expose 8080 and 8000 both in Web image
- Rearange the commands to get even less number of layers.
- Add SIGINT as stop signal in web because uwsgi needs it shut down gracefully
- Enable threads in default uwsgi configuration
Fix#64, Fix#15
django.
- -z Does not check properly if the DATABASE_URL is defined or not. It evaluates
to True if it is not set or set to ''
- Remove SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT in the django settings because this deployment is
meant to behind Nginx which decrypts SSL packets.
- Force mailman to start even with a lock. This _may_ not be the best idea but
for now if everything is followed according to this guide.
Following 12factor principle for app development, all the configuration
variables for the docker images can now be setup using environment vars.
The default values are set using the run.sh script in both mailman-web
and mailman-core containers.
Mailman-core is now run by "run.sh" which traps SIGTERM and performs
mailman stop for graceful exit of mailman core.
- Download source code as zip from gitlab instead of git+https because speed.
- Check if the $DATABASE_URL is not defined, use a default sqlite database.
- Use dj-database-url package to set database in django settings using
DATABASE_URL environment variable.
- Use UWSGI_LOG_URL as the URL for UWSGI logging and set it to a default value
if it has not been defined.
- If the logs file doesn't exist, create it so that django doesn't complain about
non-existent log files.
- If the settings_local.py exist, copy it too along with settings.py
- Set environemnt variables for Postgresql database in the compose file
- Set environment variables for uwsgi in the compose file
- Check if the postgresql container is up and accepting connections before
running any actual services.
This commit adds a lot of new code including the mailman's web
frontend. It includes a configuration file which can later be
configured to run required configs.
Also, the docker-compose file spins off the containers, sets up
appropriate volumes and links.
