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Create selenium (grid) container

To run browser tests in.

Add VIM support to base

Add 'retry' command

Quite a few of our build are failing due to network timeouts, e.g. when running npm install.

We should add a retry shell command that takes any arguments and a --retry=3 flag which retries until the command succeeds or the max retries is exceeded.

This would go into all base containers.

Turn off default apache service as supervisor is running a separate instance.

Add mailhog to SOE images

For catching mail:

https://github.com/mailhog/MailHog

Add PHP5.6 container

PHP5.5 is technically "old stable" and 5.6 is then new "stable".

Figure out mail support in SOE containers

Either install something like mailhog or add postfix and configure rerouting.

Getting 504 gateway timeout while trying to load Drupal Commerce site.

Should we be using --fix-missing with apt-get -y update?

In the base Dockerfiles we are using apt-get -y update. Should we modify it to include --fix-missing?

Add registry_rebuild for drush

Into each of the SOE containers.

Create ubuntu 16 base image and have php7 use it.

Create a CentOS 7 base container

We need this for LTS PHP 5.4 support unfortunately. Some of our clients won't be moving across to 5.6 any time soon due to enterprise requirements.

This should contain the following features to bring it to feature parity with the Ubuntu 14.04 image:

• Services handled through supervisord
• Australia/Sydney set as the default timezone
• en_AU set as the default locale
• The following software:
  • Base build tools (gcc—or clang, make, autoconf, automake)
  • curl
  • telnet
  • rsync
  • wget
  • nano
  • vim
  • net-tools
  • git
  • zip & unzip
  • cron
  • python
  • supervisor-stdout (may need to be installed via easy_install, see the Ubuntu Dockerfile)
• rspec tests

Create container for testing Ember apps

Should have a variation of the below (lifted from a project):

FROM sitback/base:ubuntu-14.04
MAINTAINER Chinthaka Godawita <[email protected]>

# Add node 5.x via nodesource.
RUN curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_5.x | bash -
RUN DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get install -y nodejs

# Setup application base directory.
RUN mkdir -p /server
WORKDIR /server

# Chrome repos.
RUN wget -q -O - https://dl-ssl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub | apt-key add -
RUN sh -c 'echo "deb [arch=amd64] http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/google.list'
RUN apt-get update

# Chrome + XVFB for headless support
RUN DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get install -y xvfb google-chrome-stable

# Ember global requirements.
RUN npm install -g bower ember-cli

Add PHP 7.1 container

As soon it goes GA which, now that the final RC is out, shouldn't be long.

Add `unzip` to all base containers

It will speed up composer installs

Add elasticsearch container

Use 2.4.x and base it off the base elasticsearch container.

Add PHP7 container

For testing purposes.

PHP 5.3 docker container image is actually loading PHP 5.4.

Add support for rsync to base images

Thanks!

June/July maintenance updates

All containers need updating.

This should be as simple as incrementing the patch version in the DC_BASE_VERSION variable in both base containers and triggering a build.

Test HTTPS support

Is it really working?

Can we create our own version of the autohost proxy and terminate SSL there? A wildcard certificate should be easy enough to generate for the *.docker TLD.

Add Solr container

Running Solr 4.x and preferably with Drupal config in it.

Maybe we should to split this up into two containers: one with just the Solr install and another that depends on it and adds search-api's Solr config.

Memcached support

Figure out how to integrate memcached support into the SOE containers.

Add the `mbstring` and `mcrypt` extensions to all PHP images

Some images may already have them, if so, enable them by default. These extensions are widely used across most projects..

Add cron to base images.

Create container manifest file

Depends on the outcome of the issue in docker-helpers: chinthakagodawita/docker-hat#3

Get Docker Hub auto-build working

Wouldn't it be nice to have images automatically built on push?

POC - https://hub.docker.com/r/chinthakagodawita/soe-auto/builds/

Deprecate PHP 5.3 & 5.4 support

PHP 5.3 and 5.4 are no longer supported and Ubuntu 12.04 goes end-of-life in April 2017.

Builds for these containers will stop on the 3rd of April 2017 and the Docker image repositories will be removed on the 3rd of July. Plan accordingly.

Upgrade Drush to 8.x

Will need to be done in:

• All php containers
• soe containers that don't inherit from php
• Unit tests

Remove ubuntu 12.04 image

Ubuntu 12.04 goes end-of-life in April 2017.

See #48

Add haproxy base proxy container

This will proxy requests to app:80 similar to the proxy:nginx container.

Create test commands for each container

Maybe we can create a test.rb file for each container that can be executed to test it?

e.g. for the SOE container, check that all supervisord services are running and that we can successfully run phpinfo() page.

We can then run this via CI to test after build.

Remove PHP 5.3 and 5.4 images

Raising so we have reminder to remove the images from Docker Hub.

See #48

Migrate repository over to Sitback

Plan to migrate these Docker containers over to the Sitback organisation:

• Find/replace all instances of chinthakagodawita with sitback in the code
  • Except chinthakagodawita/docker-ubuntu for now
• Update chinthakagodawita/docker-hat to pull from sitback
  • See chinthakagodawita/docker-hat#25
• Setup CircleCI on the Sitback Github organisation
• Setup CodeApprove on the Sitback Github organisation
• Transfer ownership of repository over to Sitback
• Leave the chinthakagodawita Docker Hub repositories running for backwards-compatibility
• Update all projects to use the sitback repositories

Disable xdebug in PHP CI containers

It has a significant negative effect when running certain commands, such as composer.

Rename repository to 'docker-containers'

docker-web is too narrow a name, lets be flexible.

May need to update references in docker-hat too.