Build container. This installs all dependencies as well as copies all iris-relay source code.
docker build -t iris-relay .
Edit iris-relay's config file to reflect where you have iris-api running as well as third party API settings:
vim docker/config/config.yaml
Run it, with bind mounts to give access to iris relay config file:
docker run -p 16648:16648 -v `pwd`/docker/config:/home/iris/config -t iris-relay
You can optionally bind mount log directories for uwsgi/nginx as well as keep the gmail metadata dir persistent:
mkdir -p docker/logs
docker run -p 16648:16648 -v `pwd`/docker/config:/home/iris/config \
-v `pwd`/docker/logs/nginx:/home/iris/var/log/nginx \
-v `pwd`/docker/logs/uwsgi:/home/iris/var/log/uwsgi \
-v `pwd`/docker/var:/home/iris/var/relay \
-t iris-relay
You can then hit http://localhost:16648 to access iris-relay running within the docker.
Check what containers are running:
docker ps
Kill and remove a container:
docker rm -f $ID
Execute a bash shell inside container while it's running:
docker exec -i -t $ID /bin/bash