Docker folder

oc-admin scripts

Made up of the files in the ./oc-admin directory:

File name	Description
start_oc_admin.sh	Bash script to run the oc-admin Production container.

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oc-admin_dev scripts

Made up of the files in the ./oc-admin_dev directory:

File name	Description
_docker.build-oc-admin_dev.sh	Bash script to build the oc-admin_dev image. Must be run on the Docker host. Pre-reqs: Docker and Git.
Dockerfile	Docker description file for oc-admin_dev image
_docker.run-oc-admin_dev.sh	Bash script to run the oc-admin_dev container. Can be run with the --build_only flag to build oc-admin container content and die.
_docker.build_oc-admin_production.sh	Builds the oc-admin container using oc-admin_dev image.

See oc-admin_dev/ for more details.

oc-db scripts

Made up of the files in the ./oc-db directory:

File name	Description
_docker.build-oc-db.sh	Bash script to build the oc-db image. Must be run on the Docker host. Pre-reqs: Docker.
Dockerfile	Docker description file for oc-db image
_docker.run-oc-db.sh	Bash script to pull and run the oc-db container.
docker-entrypoint-initdb.d	Directory containing the following scripts that will start at the first run of the oc-db container:
- init-extension-pgcrypto.sql	SQL script to add the pgcrypto extension to PostgreSQL.
- init-pg_hba.sh	Bash script to create the HBA (Host Based Access) file to secure the container while allowing passwordless yet restricted access to if from the oc-admin container.

See oc-db/ for more details.

oc-admin Docker source

Made up of the files in this very directory:

File name	Description
dockerContainerBuilder.js	JS script called by WebPack at build time to create the Docker and script files from the templates below
Dockerfile	Docker description file for oc-admin image
_docker.build-TEMPLATE.sh	Template for the Bash script that is dropped in dist/_docker.build.sh

The Docker file and script created in the dist/ directory are then used by _docker.build_oc-admin_production.sh, when running on the Docker host (as opposed the container itself).