elixir-on-docker alternatives and similar packages
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Gigalixir
A fully-featured PaaS designed for Elixir. Supports clustering, hot upgrades, and remote console/observer. Free to try without a credit card.
InfluxDB - Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale
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README
Elixir on Docker
Quickly get started developing clustered Elixir applications for cloud environments.
See a walkthrough of developing a chat application from this template
This project template provides a set of sensible defaults for a new application designed to be cloud native. It includes:
- A main service
www, this serves the main content offered by your application. - Secure HTTP/2 content delivery with Ace web server.
- Code reloading in development environment using ExSync.
- Automatic clustering. Setup for docker-cloud other environments coming soon.
- Web based metrics, monitoring and observing with Wobserver.
- Documentation driven development with Raxx.ApiBlueprint.
- Integration test suit running from the
integrationservice.
Get Started
To use this template docker and docker-compose need to be installed on your machine.
Clone this repository
Change project-name to your projects name.
git clone <url> <project-name>
cd <project-name>
Delete git history.
rm -r .git
Fetch dependencies
docker-compose run --rm www mix deps.get
All mix tasks for a service can be run this way, such as tests for a single service.
Run all services
docker-compose up
Use -d to run in the background.
Use --build to ensure images are rebuilt.
Use docker-compose down to stop all services.
- HTTP endpoint available at: http://localhost:8080/
- HTTPs endpoint available at: https://localhost:8443/
- Wobserver dashboard available at: http://localhost:4001/
Run integration tests
docker-compose \
-f docker-compose.yml \
-f docker-compose-test.yml \
run integration /bin/bash -c "mix deps.get; mix test"
The -f flag specifies a compose file to use when starting services.
Attach iex session
docker ps
# Find container-id to attach to.
docker exec -it <container-id> sh bin/debug
# in iex shell
iex(debug@<hostname>)1> Node.connect(:"app@<hostname>")