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OpenNMS Container Base Images

This repository contains the container base images which are used as intermediate dependencies in the OpenNMS build and test pipeline so they can be cached and version controlled.

The build is divided in three steps:

  1. .circleci/build.sh: Build the container image
  2. .circleci/tag.sh: Tag container images with registry and version tags
  3. .circleci/push.sh: Push container images to a registry

These tasks are executed in the project context which is projects/horizon for OpenNMS Horizon and projects/minion for the Minion application.

Each project can container build specific configurations which are persisted in projects/<project-name>/config.sh.

A local build can be done locally by just running the three scripts above in the project context.

Example to build, tag and push the Horizon Image

git clone https://github.com/opennms-forge/opennms-base-container.git
cd opennms-base-container

cd projects/horizon
./build_container_image.sh
../../.circleci/tag.sh
../../.circleci/push.sh

The credentials to push to a remote container registry are provided

a) Environment variable DOCKERHUB_LOGIN and DOCKERHUB_PASS b) If not set the local registry configuration is used and tested with docker login

By default the docker.io and opennms as a repository is set.

CircleCi Pipeline

Building always all container images on any commit in the repository cost time and resources. This repository builds only container images when the commit has changes inside of the project directory.

if git diff --name-only HEAD^...HEAD | grep "^projects/${PROJECT}"; then
  echo "Changes here, run the build"
  # ... trigger build, tag and push in project
else
  echo "No changes detected"
  exit 0
fi

A successful container build produces an artifact which is persited in projects/<project-name>/images/image.oci. CircleCI will stores this artifact and can be downloaded. Once the image is downloaded it can be loaded with

docker load -i <path/to/image.oci>

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