Uberstack is a simple tool that sits on top of Rancher Compose and Docker Compose.
It allows you to create a set of "stacks", and then use them in various combinations, providing each combination with its own set of configurations.
Uberstack is a pretty simple Bash script. Place the ust script somewhere on
your path. Then, define an UBER_HOME environment variable that points to your
configurations for Uberstack.
UBER_HOME points to a directory that contains two directories:
- stacks: contains a directory per stack, each stack contains a docker-compose.yml, and optionally a rancher-compose.yml file
- uberstacks: contains a directory per uberstack. Each
uberstack contains a stacks.conf file, naming one stack per line,
and any set of *.env files. Env files define configurations for
specific environments, such as
local,dev,staging,prod. If a stack in stacks.conf begins with an @, it will be treated as a reference to another uberstack - all stacks for that uberstack will be included.
To start up a new uberstack called solrcloud, on your local setup,
use the up action:
ust up solrcloud local
To remove this setup, do:
ust rm solrcloud local
Where an environment isn't specified, local is assumed.
When removing a stack, you will be asked to confirm the deletion, with
the exception of local which will proceed without confirmation.
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