Changes between Version 35 and Version 36 of DevWikiDockerTesting

Timestamp:

Feb 1, 2023, 9:26:53 AM (15 months ago)

Author:

robe

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DevWikiDockerTesting

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-Here is an example of how you can pull an image, retag and push to postgis-docker.osgeo.org
+Any one can pull. Here is an example of how to use the docker.osgeo.org for your development.
+The docker.osgeo.org/postgis/build-test containers are mostly designed for testing lower versions of postgis dependencies and testing upgrades.  It contains versions of PostgreSQL 10-15 preinstalled from apt.postgresql.org as well as many prior versions of PostGIS compiled for testing upgrading.  It is a hefty image weighing in around 3GB.
 
 **FOR DEVELOPMENT**
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 === Development ===
-* **FOR DEVELOPMENT** [https://hub.docker.com/r/postgis/postgis-build-env] - has development images managed by a PostGIS Development team set aside for regression testing.  Do not use these for production use as they don't even have postgis installed on them. You can find the docker files here [https://github.com/postgis/postgis-build-env]
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-The postgis-build-env images don't have PostGIS installed on them at all, but have all the key dependencies needed to compile PostGIS.  The version **latest** includes pre-compiled in development versions proj, gdal, geos, postgresql, and sfcgal.  It is used to catch possible issues with other upstream projects.
+* **FOR DEVELOPMENT** [https://hub.docker.com/r/postgis/postgis-build-env] - has development images managed by a PostGIS Development team set aside for regression testing.  Do not use these for production use as they don't even have postgis installed on them. You can find the docker files here [https://github.com/postgis/postgis-build-env].
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+The postgis-build-env images don't have PostGIS installed on them at all, but have all the key dependencies needed to compile PostGIS.  The version **latest** includes pre-compiled in development versions proj, gdal, geos, postgresql, and sfcgal.  It is used to catch possible issues with other upstream projects.  There are other ones as well tagged with the specific PostgreSQL/Proj/GEOS being tested.  Each has only one version of PostgreSQL installed.
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+This is lighter weight than the docker.osgeo.org dev container.  Each weighs in around 700MB.
 
 You can set it up much the same as the docker.osgeo.org development suite detailed earlier.
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 cd ${SRCDIR}
 sh autogen.sh
-# todo, figure out how to allow postgres acocunt to read and write, without 777
+#TODO: figure out how to allow postgres account to read and write, without 777
 sudo chmod -R 777 $SRCDIR
 mkdir -p "${BUILDDIR}"
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 cd /projects/postgis
 
-#TODO fix this, container starts up using postgres, and so these fail if mounting an external source folder
+#TODO: fix this, container starts up using postgres, and so these fail if mounting an external source folder
 # using sudo makes paths not work
 /usr/local/pgsql/bin/pg_ctl -c -l /tmp/logfile -o '-F' start
-make -j 4
 make check