Please find the Dockerfile and docker-compose files to help you deploy sample applications. It can be a good example upstart to understand and build your application based on the Cortex Video Services.
Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/CortexVideoServices/Deploy.git ./cvs
cd ./cvs
git submodule init
It contains repositories of other platform elements as Git submodules that are used to build the Docker images needed to deploy the application stack. Therefore, every time before building images, you need to update the submodules:
git submodule update --remote
To build images to run on a real server, you need: the
associated hostname, the associated SSL certificate, and its private key,
stored in the PEM file. The certificate file must contain the complete
certificate trust chain. Create a docker-compose override file with this
information (fill sections: SERVERNAME, FULLCHAIN_PEM, PRIVKEY_PEM),
for example you can see base.sample-prod.yaml.
You also need to create the files server.prod.yaml and videoroom.prod.yaml
with your parameters for connecting to the database POSTGRES_PASSWORD and
POSTGRES_DSN, parameters for connecting to the mailer MAILER and JWT key
JWT_SECRET, the public IP address of the server with running janus-gateway PUBLIC_IP.
An example of the contents of the files can be found in
server.sample-prod.yaml, videoroom.sample-prod.yaml.
The next step is to build images and create a network:
docker-compose -f base/docker-compose.yaml -f base.prod.yaml build
docker-compose -f others/Server/docker-compose.yaml -f server.prod.yaml build
docker-compose -f others/VideoRoom/docker-compose.yaml -f videoroom.prod.yaml build
docker network create cvs
Then just run the following command to launch the docker containers.
docker-compose -f others/Server/docker-compose.yaml up -d
docker-compose -f others/VideoRoom/docker-compose.yaml up -d