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Run NooBaa in Docker
Guy Margalit edited this page Jun 30, 2020
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Please open issues on bugs, questions or suggestions - thanks.
This is a walkthrough of how to run noobaa containers in docker.
NOOBAA_CORE_IMAGE=noobaa/noobaa-core:5.4.0
NOOBAA_DB_IMAGE=centos/mongodb-36-centos7
Pulling might take a minute:
docker pull $NOOBAA_CORE_IMAGE
docker pull $NOOBAA_DB_IMAGE
docker network create --driver bridge noobaa-net
docker run --name noobaa-db \
--net noobaa-net \
--detach \
-e MONGODB_ADMIN_PASSWORD=123 \
-e MONGODB_USER=noobaa \
-e MONGODB_PASSWORD=123 \
-e MONGODB_DATABASE=nbcore \
$NOOBAA_DB_IMAGE
docker run --name noobaa-core \
--net noobaa-net \
--detach \
-p 8080:8080 \
-p 8443:8443 \
-p 8444:8444 \
-p 8445:8445 \
-p 8446:8446 \
-p 60100:60100 \
-e MONGODB_URL=mongodb://noobaa:123@noobaa-db/nbcore \
-e CONTAINER_PLATFORM=DOCKER \
-e JWT_SECRET=123 \
-e SERVER_SECRET=123 \
-e "AGENT_PROFILE={ \"image\": \"$NOOBAA_CORE_IMAGE\" }" \
-e DISABLE_DEV_RANDOM_SEED=true \
-e ENDPOINT_FORKS_NUMBER=1 \
-e OAUTH_AUTHORIZATION_ENDPOINT= \
-e OAUTH_TOKEN_ENDPOINT= \
-e NOOBAA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT= \
-e CONTAINER_CPU_REQUEST= \
-e CONTAINER_MEM_REQUEST= \
-e CONTAINER_CPU_LIMIT= \
-e CONTAINER_MEM_LIMIT= \
$NOOBAA_CORE_IMAGE
Wait for noobaa-core to reply before you send the actual create system request. Use the following accounts_status request to check if the container is responding, and before the system was created it should reply with { "has_accounts": false }
:
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/rpc -sd '{"api": "account_api", "method": "accounts_status" }' | jq .reply
Make sure to run the create system command once, and not to accidentally overwrite the output file (say by re-running from shell history). You can always delete the containers and restart the steps if this gets messed up. Here is the command to create the system:
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/rpc -sd '{
"api": "system_api",
"method": "create_system",
"params": {
"name": "noobaa",
"email": "[email protected]",
"password": "123"
}}' > noobaa-create-system-tokens.json
Read the token
NOOBAA_AUTH_TOKEN=$(jq -r .reply.token noobaa-create-system-tokens.json)
Test that it worked
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/rpc -sd '{
"api": "system_api",
"method": "read_system",
"auth_token": "'$NOOBAA_AUTH_TOKEN'"
}' | jq .reply.version
docker run --name noobaa-endpoint \
--net noobaa-net \
--detach \
-p 6001:6001 \
-p 6443:6443 \
-e CONTAINER_PLATFORM=DOCKER \
-e DISABLE_DEV_RANDOM_SEED=true \
-e ENDPOINT_FORKS_NUMBER=1 \
-e 'MGMT_ADDR=wss://noobaa-core:8443' \
-e 'MD_ADDR=wss://noobaa-core:8444' \
-e 'BG_ADDR=wss://noobaa-core:8445' \
-e 'HOSTED_AGENTS_ADDR=wss://noobaa-core:8446' \
-e 'MONGODB_URL=mongodb://noobaa:123@noobaa-db/nbcore' \
-e VIRTUAL_HOSTS= \
-e REGION=region1 \
-e ENDPOINT_GROUP_ID=group1 \
-e LOCAL_MD_SERVER=true \
-e LOCAL_N2N_AGENT=true \
-e JWT_SECRET=123 \
-e NOOBAA_DISABLE_COMPRESSION=false \
-e "NOOBAA_AUTH_TOKEN=$NOOBAA_AUTH_TOKEN" \
-e CONTAINER_CPU_REQUEST= \
-e CONTAINER_MEM_REQUEST= \
-e CONTAINER_CPU_LIMIT= \
-e CONTAINER_MEM_LIMIT= \
$NOOBAA_CORE_IMAGE \
/noobaa_init_files/noobaa_init.sh init_endpoint
alias s3="AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=123 AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=abc aws --endpoint-url=http://127.0.0.1:6001 s3"
s3 ls
s3 ls --recursive first.bucket
s3 cp --recursive images/ s3://first.bucket/images/
s3 ls --recursive first.bucket
open http://127.0.0.1:8080
TODO (let us know if you're interested...)
docker stop noobaa-endpoint noobaa-core noobaa-db