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Foreword
It is now time to create the local Docker containers
Installation
SAMDistImages
Go to the SAMDistImages directory and run the following commands:
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make images
make pushtorepository |
SAMDeployment
Go to the SAMDeployment directory and run the following commands:
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make initstorage
make initdatabase
make images |
Run
Still in the SAMDeployment directory, simple run the followoing command:
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make run |
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Create the images
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make images |
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Launch the SAM backend by issuing the following command.
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make run |
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Optionally, install phpmyadmin for debugging purposes. It is not recommended. Customize the files fullchain.pem, passwd and privkey.pem in the resources directory. passwd is created with htpasswd. It contains the Apache2 passwords. Launch it by issuing the following commands:
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cd PhpMyAdmin
make images
make run |
Update of an existing Production installation
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Preserve the file Configuration.conf from the previous SAMDeployment package.
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Preserve APP_KEY value from the .env file in the Server Docker. If needed, update SAMDeployment/Server/templates/laravel_env. The value of APP_KEY must be preserved. If lost, you SAM backend environment will have many issues.
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Stop the containers samserver_xx.yy.zz, samphpmyadmin_xx.yy.zz and samdatabase_xx.yy.zz
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Make a backup of your storage structure set using the Configuration.conf variable STORAGE_BASE_DIRECTORY
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Make sure you use the latest version of SAMDeployment
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Bump up the version number in the Configuration.conf file
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Update Configuration.conf matching the corresponding parameters from your previous one.
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Fill in any new configuration parameters.
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run make images
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run make run
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Installing PHPMyAdmin on a production server is absolutely not recommended as this might increase security risks. |
Requirements
Install the phpmyadmin package on your system.
On Ubuntu/Debian:
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sudo apt install phpmyadmin |
On RedHat/CentOS, the installation process is once again a bit more complex:
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wget https://files.phpmyadmin.net/phpMyAdmin/4.9.4/phpMyAdmin-4.9.4-all-languages.zip
unzip phpMyAdmin-4.9.4-all-languages.zip
sudo mv phpMyAdmin-4.9.4-all-languages /usr/share/phpmyadmin
cd /usr/share/phpmyadmin
sudo mv config.sample.inc.php config.inc.php |
Installation
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Version 1.0.x |
Go to the SAMDeployment/PhpMyAdmin directory and run the following command:
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make images |
From the same directory, simply run the following command:
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make run |