manur/docker-rails-baseline

Run Rails 4.2 on a Docker container network

Quick start Rails 4.2 with signups + logins

Less boilerplate, more productivity

Getting started:

0. Install Docker and Docker Compose on your host

Installation: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/

If your host machine runs OS X or Windows, the native Docker Beta which uses native virtualization - xhyve VM with an Alpine linux kernel on OS X - is recommended. This has less overhead than using the older boot2docker service, which runs a full traditional VM over VirtualBox.

1. Clone this repository

git clone [email protected]:manur/docker-rails-baseline.git

2. Build a network of containers based on Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml recipes

cd docker-rails-baseline

# Build docker container network
docker-compose build

# Deploy docker container network
docker-compose up

# Run migrations
docker-compose run web rake db:create db:migrate

3. That's it! Go forth and prosper.

Your Rails web server runs on a docker container, and is port mapped to localhost:3000.

Postgres service runs on a docker container, and is port mapped to localhost:5432

Spinning down docker containers:

docker-compose down