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  4. How to split all-in-one docker container for k8s / docker compose

How to split all-in-one docker container for k8s / docker compose

Added by Axel Bock almost 6 years ago

hi there, I want to split the all-in-one container into several running parts, so I can use docker-compose and/or k8s for running openproject. I just found no docs whatsoever who go into more detail than this or that page, and that does not help. can anyone help out here? my questions are:

  • how do the parts "find" each other? which config values are involved? (e.g. the web part the memcache, or the web part the worker, or the worker the db, ...)
  • which parts need to actually communicate? (the web with the DB? the web with the worker? the worker with the cache?)
  • which parts need access to the static filesystem? (the "assets" it seems, the DB file system seems to only be needed for the database)
  • can I start the "db part" as well if I wanted to?

if anyone could answer this, I am writing a k8s helm chart right now and this would be very helpful. it seems to kinda work with the all-in-one version, but this is not exactly how I would do things and it also takes up quite a lot of resources. it's also not best practice ;)

thanks in advance for any help!

axel.


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