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Example setup of Drone CI in a Docker Stack using Swarm mode
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Example setup ofDrone CI in a Docker Stack using Swarm mode.
Simplest usage is by running thedeploy.sh
script after configuring the agent and server settings:
git clone https://github.com/gesellix/drone-stackcd drone-stackvi .server-envvi .agent-env./deploy.sh
The script prepares a Docker volume for the Drone server's database and initializes yourDocker engine in Swarm mode. Viadocker stack deploy
the complete stack with server and agentswill be deployed to your Docker engine.
The Drone CLI is also available as Docker image and can be used like this:
docker run --rm -it -e DRONE_SERVER=http://example.com:8000 -e DRONE_TOKEN=foo.bar.baz drone/cli info
Beware that your secrets are saved in.agent-env
and.server-env
.Afterdrone/#2223 being implemented,both files (or parts of them) should be converted to Docker secrets.
For the GitHub integration you'll need to create an OAuth App athttps://github.com/settings/developers.TheHomepage URL should point to your Drone server (e.g.http://example.com:8000),theAuthorization callback URL should append/authorize
(e.g.http://example.com:8000/authorize).
Due to the initial OAuth flow, the Drone CI server needs to be publicly available atexample.com:8000.
Feel free tofile an issueorcreate a pull request if you have questions orif you'd like to improve this example setup!