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DEA Sandbox

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Digital Earth Australia Sandbox Docker build, configuration and planning.

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Automated builds

Builds are run automatically out of this repository. Basic workflow is:

  • Create a branch and implement your changes
  • The Docker image is built on the branch and as part of the pull request
  • Once the PR is merged, a build will be run and pushed to latest and sudo-latest from master
  • When a new stable image is ready, create a release with a version number like 0.0.6 and this will be pushed to 0.0.6 and sudo-0.0.6.

Local environment

A simple local environment that can be used to test the JupyterHub system in can be started using Docker Compose with the command docker-compose up and browsing to http://localhost:8888 and adding the token that is displayed on your terminal after starting the system.

To run connected to a database in one of the DEA systems, you'll need to start a Kubernetes port forwading process with a command like port-forward -n service deployment/pg-proxy 5432:5432.

And then set up a file in the root of this folder .docker.env with connection details in it. Use the .docker.env.example as a template for this file. You then want to run the Docker Compose environment without a postgres database, so use the command docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up to start it. This will ignore the docker-compose.override.yml file, which provides a postgres container.

Any files in the ./notebooks folder will be mounted in the user's home folder. That is to say that ./notebooks will be mounted at /home/jovyan/

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