Infrastructure for Openmaint ( Unofficial )

This project is to simplify the installation of Openmaint using containers. It has the possibility to select between two versions:

• 2.3-3.4.4
• 2.3-3.4.1-d

The releses are in the repository openmaint.releses

Quick start

It depends on

• jq
• docker
• docker-compose
• podman ( Optinal )
• podman-compose ( Optinal )

Installation

Short installation

bash <(wget -qO- "https://gitlab.com/aonisoft/openmaint.infra/-/raw/main/install.sh?ref_type=heads" ) 
source ~/.bashrc

Long installation

cd <dir-where-you-will-install-opentmaint.infra>
git clone https://gitlab.com/aonisoft/openmaint.infra.git
cd openmaint.infra
echo ". $install_path/controls/main_infra.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
iom_init

The versions are defined in config/script_infra/db.json.

First steps

Set the container tool that you are using.

iom use <test|prod>

By default, the openmaint version is not configured. Therefore, you must select it this way:

iom use <test|prod>

Set the environment variables necessary to bring up the container services.

It has two contexts: production and testing. Howover, they share same environment variables.

In the testing context, there is a graphical viewwer for the Pgadmin data base. By default, it listens on port 8030.

That's why it there are two environment variables files: .env.common and .env.local This latter is near the compose file that corresponds to the context.

The must important environment variables to modify are in the .env.local file:

• POSTGRES_USER
• POSTGRES_PASS
• POSTGRES_DB
• USER_NAME
• USER_PASS

You can do it using the command:

iom setenv <test|prod|>

You can bring up the container with the command:

iom up <test|prod>

Wait a few seconds until the tomcat server and database is available.

With this command, observe the container logs:

iom logs <test|prod>

The container names are defined in the .env.common file

Open your browser with localhost:8081

Login: admin

Password: admin

Settings file

Context testing config file: .env.local

Context production config file: .env.local

Environment variable common: .env.common

Inspired by

This project is inspired by another repo that is: cmdbuild_docker