Building a development environment with Docker Compose

To follow this how-to you need to have Docker and Compose installed in your machine.

First clone the tsuru project from GitHub:

$ git clone https://github.com/tsuru/tsuru.git

Enter the tsuru directory and execute build-compose.sh. It will take some time:

$ cd tsuru
$ ./build-compose.sh

At the first time you run is possible that api and planb fails, just run docker-compose up -d to fix it.

$ docker-compose up -d

Now you have tsuru dependencies, tsuru api and one docker node running in your machine. You can check running docker-compose ps:

$ docker-compose ps

You have a fresh tsuru installed, so you need to create the admin user running tsurud inside container.

$ docker-compose exec api tsurud root-user-create admin@example.com

Then configure the tsuru target:

$ tsuru target-add development http://127.0.0.1:8080 -s

You need to create one pool of nodes and add node1 as a tsuru node.

$ tsuru pool-add development -p -d
$ tsuru node-add --register address=http://node1:2375 pool=development

Everytime you change tsuru and want to test you need to run build-compose.sh to build tsurud, generate and run the new api.

If you want to use gandalf, generate one app token and insert into docker-compose.yml file in gandalf environment TSURU_TOKEN.

$ docker-compose stop api
$ docker-compose run --entrypoint="/bin/sh -c" api "tsurud token"
// insert token into docker-compose.yml
$ docker-compose up -d