1. Create a custom network
The purpose is to put all the services used in the same network segment to facilitate communication with each other.
Docker network creation-subnet172.19.0.0/16mynetwork
2.Docker installs MySQL, Redis and Nginx.
(1) Install MySQL
Docker pulls mysql:5.7.30
cd ~
mkdir docker/mysql/{conf，logs，data} -p
cd docker/mysql
docker run-name MySQL _ blade-network = my network-IP = 172. 19 . 0 . 6-p 3307:3306-v PWD/logs:/var/log/MySQL-v PWD/data:/ data:rw-v $ PWD/conf/redis . conf:/etc/redis/redis . conf:ro-privileged = true-name redis-6389-d redis redis-server/etc/redis
(3) install Nginx
You need to publish Saber to Nginx.
Docker pull nginx
2. dockers pack springboks.
3.Docker packages and publishes Saber.
(1) write nginx.conf
Cd saber
Touch nginx.conf and write the following:
//nginx.conf start
User root
worker _ process 1；
error _ log/var/log/nginx/error . log warn；
PID/var/run/nginx . PID；
Event {
Worker _ connection1024;
}
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(2)yml configuration
When creating the container, Redis and mysql should have the same configuration as before:
(3) Creating private warehouses (using seaports)
Create a project blade in the harbor management interface, and add the project path when uploading the following picture.
(4) packaging
Mvn newly installed Dockerfile: build-d maven.test.skip = true.
(5) upload to private warehouse
Two ways:
Mvn dockerfile file: pushing
Or docker push10.10.0. 1 27:10080/blade/spring leaf: 0.0.1.
Then you can see the mirror backstage in the harbor management.
To pull down:
Dockworkers pull10.10.0. 1 27:10080/blade/jumping blade: 0.0.1
(6) release
cd ~
mkdir docker/blade/app -p
cd docker/blade
docker run-itd-name blade-network = my network-IP = 172. 19.0 . 7-p 900 1:900 1-v $ PWD/app:/mnt/ 10. 1 0.0 . 127: 1080/blade/spring blade:0.65448
At this point, you can access Saber through localhost: 1889.
In addition, I distinguish multi-tenants through URIs. For example, localhost: 1889 is an administrative tenant, and localhost: 1889/test is a tenant named test. This avoids filling in the tenant id in the login interface.