Deploy your operator

Deploy using Docker

The recommended approach to deploy your operator is via Docker and Docker-compose. We assume that these tools are installed on your system.

Step 1: Get the Docker-Compose and .env files

The best way to get your ready-to-use docker-compose.yml file is to access our architectures repository at https://github.com/Carmentis/architectures containing the appropriate docker-compose.yml files. In the context of this tutorial, we focus on the operator architecture containing all the required pieces to deploy the operator. Below is shown the docker-compose file you are looking for:

docker-compose.yml

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External Postgres database

The operator architecture contains an embedded Postgres database. If you have your own database, feel free to update the docker-compose file based on your need.

All variables environments are put in a single .env file. While almost all variables are already defined, some need to be filled. Again, a .env.example file for the operator is accessible at https://github.com/Carmentis/architectures. Below is shown the .env.exemple file:

.env.example

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Environment file name

Do not forget to rename the file as .env!

Step 2: Launch your operator

Once all environment variables are filled, execute the following command:

$ ls -a
docker-compose.yml
.env
$ docker-compose up -d