You can deploy the dashboard on any machine with docker installed. It is recommended to deploy on your local machine for ease of use.
Steps to deploy dashboard:
First, clone the repo:
`git clone ssh://<Gerrit_Username>@gerrit.opnfv.org:29418/laas`
Next, we have to configure the deployment.
Copy the `config.env.sample` to `config.env`. For a development instance, you should only have to change a couple of lines. A commented example can be found below:
DASHBOARD_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8000 # for local deployment # makes debugging and testing easier DEBUG=True TEST=True # These do not need to be changed POSTGRES_DB=sample_name POSTGRES_USER=sample_user POSTGRES_PASSWORD=sample_pass DB_NAME=sample_name DB_USER=sample_user DB_PASS=sample_pass DB_SERVICE=postgres DB_PORT=5432 # This can be anything SECRET_KEY=abc_secretKey_123 # If you have a local Jira you can connect to, # contact the admin to fill in these fields. # otherwise, ignore. OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY=sample_key OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET=sample_secret JIRA_URL=sample_url JIRA_USER_NAME=sample_jira_user JIRA_USER_PASSWORD=sample_jira_pass # Does not need to change RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_USER=opnfv RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_PASS=opnfvopnfv #Jenkins Build Server JENKINS_URL=https://build.opnfv.org/ci # Please leave empty. Don't spam people! EMAIL_HOST= EMAIL_PORT= EMAIL_HOST_USER= EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD= DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL=webmaster@localhost |
With the configuration file in place, we can run the deploy:
$ make data # create database volume $ make build # build docker images $ make dev-up # run local deployment |
This is the pdf generated from the swagger definition: