Self Hosted More about deploying Adapptio on your own infrastructure.
First you need to obtain token allows you to access Adapptio repository. For this, please, contact us.
Building image with GitLab CI/CD pipeline
Create new repositry
Once you have created a new repository, you also need to add several variables to your pipeline. Go to the CI/CD Gitlab settings (Settings -> CI/CD -> Variables) and add:
ARTIFACTS_LOGIN = <your-app-id>
ARTIFACTS_TOKEN = <obtained-token>
Dockerfile
Add to your repository this dockerfile.
Copy ARG BASE_TAG
FROM ${BASE_IMAGE}:${BASE_TAG} as runtime
ARG BLUEPRINTS_DIR
# add blueprints
RUN rm -rf ./repo
ADD ${BLUEPRINTS_DIR} ./repo
CI/CD pipeline
And finaly add the CI/CD files and fill all the variables in the .param.yaml
and .gitlab-ci.yaml
file (section between lines 16 and 24).
Copy variables :
# Change this to update Adapptio runtime image
# Example "v9597de1b-master"
BASE_TAG : "<adapptio-image-version>"
# Change this to update application version
# Example: "v3"
BLUEPRINT_TAG : "<application-version>"
Copy include : ".params.yaml"
services :
- docker:20.10.2-dind
stages :
- download-blueprints
- build-image
variables :
IMAGE_NAME : ${CI_REGISTRY}/${CI_PROJECT_NAMESPACE}/${CI_PROJECT_NAME}
IMAGE_TAG : v${CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA}-${CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG}
BASE_IMAGE : "artifacts.adapptio.app:5000/adapptio/hae/app"
REPO_BASE_URL : "https://artifacts.adapptio.app:5001/artifacts"
# ---
# SETUP THIS VARIABLES
# Set UUID of your organization
# Example: "b9fbdcb2-fe44-45a6-836e-585715b3457a"
REPO_ORG_ID : "<your-org-id>"
# Set UUID of your application
# Example: "83110cc7-ea98-4a8f-a2ef-68f9d6fe1b27"
REPO_APP_ID : "<your-app-id>"
# ---
download-blueprints :
stage : download-blueprints
image :
name : ubuntu:latest
script :
- apt-get update && apt-get -y install wget
- |
wget \
--user="${ARTIFACTS_LOGIN}" \
--password="${ARTIFACTS_TOKEN}" \
-O ./blueprints.tar.gz \
${REPO_BASE_URL}/${REPO_ORG_ID}/${REPO_APP_ID}/${BLUEPRINT_TAG}.tar.gz
- tar -xf ./blueprints.tar.gz
artifacts :
paths :
- ./${REPO_APP_ID}
expire_in : 1 hour
build-image :
stage : build-image
image :
name : gcr.io/kaniko-project/executor:v1.9.0-debug
entrypoint : [ "" ]
before_script :
- echo "Building ${IMAGE_NAME}:${IMAGE_TAG}"
- echo -n ${IMAGE_TAG} > version
- mkdir -p /kaniko/.docker
- |
echo "{ \"auths\": { \"$CI_REGISTRY\": { \"username\": \"${CI_REGISTRY_USER}\", \"password\": \"${CI_REGISTRY_PASSWORD}\" }, \"artifacts.adapptio.app:5000\": { \"username\": \"${ARTIFACTS_LOGIN}\", \"password\": \"${ARTIFACTS_TOKEN}\" }} }" > /kaniko/.docker/config.json
script:
- |
/kaniko/executor --context ${CI_PROJECT_DIR} \
--dockerfile ${CI_PROJECT_DIR}/prod.Dockerfile \
--destination ${IMAGE_NAME}:${IMAGE_TAG} \
--build-arg BASE_IMAGE="${BASE_IMAGE}" \
--build-arg BASE_TAG="${BASE_TAG}" \
--build-arg BLUEPRINTS_DIR="./${REPO_APP_ID}"
Testing deployment using Docker compose
Create docker compose file in a workspace on your computer.
Copy services :
adapptio :
image : "registry.gitlab.com/<your-gitlab-project>:<app-image-version>"
ports :
- "8080:8080"
environment :
- NODE_ENV=production
- APP_MANIFEST_PATH=/app/hae-bld-app/repo
- APP_ID=<your-application-id>
- APP_ENV_ID=<your-application-environment-id>
- APP_NAME=<application-name>
- APP_URL=localhost:8080
- APP_URL_PROTOCOL=<http|https>
- SESSION_SECRET=<session-secret>
- ...<YOUR_OWN_ENV_VARS>
Run docker and type:
Copy cd <your-workspace-folder>
docker-compose up
The application should be available at URL:
Copy https://localhost:8080