Alternative ways to setup On Site WebCSD

Storing the docker images in your local repository

If you want to store the docker images in your own repository follow the below steps:

1. Get a copy of this git repository as in the Prerequisites section above.
2. Run the below command to download the docker images

docker-compose pull

3. For each docker image run "docker tag <oldrepo/service:version> <newrepo/service:version>" e.g.

docker tag ccdcrepository.azurecr.io/webcsd:0.1.6 my.internal.registry/webcsd:0.1.6

4. Run "docker push <newrepo/service:version>" e.g.

docker push my.internal.registry/webcsd:0.1.6

5. Create a new docker-compose file to keep your image overrides separate and avoid them being reverted in updates e.g. "docker-compose.service-config.yml". The file will need to contain the new image location for each service copied into a new location. e.g.

version: '3.6'
services:
  webcsdbackend:
    image: my.internal.registry/webcsdbackend:0.1.6
  webcsd:
    image: my.internal.registry/webcsd:0.1.6
  database-server:
    image: my.internal.registry/csd-database:2022.1.0.alpha1
...
etc

6. Include the new file in the startup command, so if you are also using local database configurations the command will be:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.db-config.yml -f docker-compose.service-config.yml up -d

Please note that process will need to be repeated to copy further updates to your local repository.

Kubernetes support

We are currently adding Kubernetes support. Contact us if you would like to learn more about installing on Kubernetes.