Really cool idea, I gave it a shot with a container I was trying to get running that was based off a docker-compose build repo: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-docker
The resulting template (attached) looks pretty good as far as I can tell, still working on getting it to run somewhere when I get a chance. Cheers, Devan On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:14 PM, Clayton Coleman <[email protected]> wrote: > PR https://github.com/openshift/origin/pull/7690 introduces a new > command in 'oc' to convert a Docker Compose application to a > Kubernetes+OpenShift application (including build and deployment > pipelines, so you have a reproducible app). This is currently > experimental, and we'd love to get feedback on bugs and features that > would be useful. > > To import a compose file, run: > > oc import docker-compose -f <path_to_compose_file> > > which will create OpenShift builds, deployments, and services to host > the application on OpenShift. > > The following features should be enabled: > > * Each service in the compose file is converted to its own deployment config > * Containers that share volumes or the local network are colocated > in the same pod > * Environment values are copied > * Each deployment config gets a Kubernetes service created that serves > the ports exposed by each compose service > * For each "build" directive, the local source is set up as a build > config from OpenShift if we can find an upstream remote > * If there is no remote, you should have a binary build setup. > * Local context directories should be respected when you have a > multi-service compose > * Resource constraints defined on each compose service are applied as > OpenShift requests or limits on the pods. > > Any settings that are not supported will be listed as a warning - for > instance, some of the fine grained API options in the Docker API that > don't make any sense for when not on a particular host are set. > > Instead of creating the items directly, you can output them as a > template for modification: > > oc import docker-compose -f <path_to_compose_file> > --as-template=mytemplate -o yaml > > which will output to stdout a yaml template that you can tweak and then > upload. > > Please help us test this feature by trying it out - we're happy to > support additional scenarios but we know people do some crazy things > that we didn't think of. :) > > _______________________________________________ > dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openshift.redhat.com/openshiftmm/listinfo/dev
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