You can also configure other optional, provider-specific settings in this block. You can set your credentials in the provider block, but it is safer to use the DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable to avoid committing sensitive values into source control. The provider block in main.tf configures the DigitalOcean provider you specified in your terraform block. To use a provider, you must define a provider block in your configuration. Providers are plugins that Terraform uses to create and manage your resources. If you do not specify a provider version, Terraform will automatically download the latest version during initialization. You can also set a version constraint for each provider defined in the required_providers block. The DigitalOcean provider's source is defined as digitalocean/digitalocean, which is shorthand for /digitalocean/digitalocean. In this example configuration, the required_providers block installs the provider from the Terraform Registry. Hopefully that worked! If not feel free to comment or ping me on twitter.Terraform
you should now be able to connect to without specifying any ports. grab the ID of your nodebb container and docker start. CTRL-C so that closes and then docker ps -a. 
connect with the web installer at :4567. run the nodebb image you made with docker run -name -forum-nodebb -link -forum-redis:redis -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 4567:4567 -P -t -i /nodebb:ubuntu. run the Redis image with docker run -name -forum-redis -d -p 6379:6379 doppioslash/redis:ubuntu. also docker pull doppioslash/redis:ubuntu for the Redis db. on your droplet: docker pull /nodebb:ubuntu. on the machine you have the Dockerfile docker build -t /nodebb:ubuntu. Congratulations, Docker Installation on Windows is now done, and now, you are ready to build and run Docker images and containers on the Docker ecosystem. Go to Docker CLI and run the Docker version to verify the version of Docker installation on the system. make a repo on, I suggest to call it /nodebb Next, follow the instruction below to install the Docker engine on your system. put the url you want in the ubuntu dir Dockerfile: CMD url=:80. Get a droplet with docker pre-installed. I could run it by putting in a pre-made config file, but then it would skip populating the database -_-Īnyway here are the steps that worked for me: If your pretty web install is the only way to install then it is an impediment to automated deploys! (I know nodebb has a cli install, but it was behaving badly with docker anyway) Maybe I'll make this a bit more detailed later, but I'm mainly documenting it for myself.Īlso I wish people would think of automated deployment when writing software FFS!
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