docker-compose.override.yml-example

# This is an example of overriding the core docker setup.  Copy this to
# `docker-compose.override.yml` and tweak it however you need for your dev
# environment.
#
# Please don't just copy this and use all these values as-is.  They're truly
# meant strictly to illustrate what you can do with docker-compose!
version: '2.1'
services:
  # In this example, we are overriding the docker mysql config to use the more
  # dev-friendly setup (lower RAM usage, for instance).
  rdbms:
    volumes:
      - ./docker/mysql/:/etc/mysql/conf.d:Z

    # This override exposes MariaDB to your host so you can locally run mysql
    # commands.  Don't use this unless you really want the docker *host* to
    # expose MariaDB!  This is generally not desirable in production.
    ports:
      - 3306:3306

  rais:
    # Uncomment this to pin to a specific major release of RAIS rather than
    # just pulling the latest
    #image: uolibraries/rais:3

    ports:
      # This exposes the RAIS image server locally.  This is rarely necessary,
      # even in development, but can be handy if the Apache rules don't seem to
      # be passing /images/iiif to the RAIS server.  URLs will be very complex,
      # however, e.g.,
      # http://localhost:12415/images/iiif/batch_dlc_manyyears_ver01%2Fdata%2Fsn83045462%2F00280654139%2F1859022101%2F0007.jp2/info.json
      - 12415:12415

      # The RAIS administrative view, for seeing things like server information
      # and stats, e.g., http://localhost:12416/admin/stats.json
      - 12416:12416

  # Solr override to reach the web UI locally, e.g.,
  # http://localhost:8983/solr/
  #
  # As with other overrrides, we *strongly* recommended not to do this in a
  # production environment.
  solr:
    ports:
      - 8983:8983