Buddycloud ♥ Docker

A dockerfile to run the Buddycloud stack components:

• Buddycloud web-app
• REST and webscocket http-API and xmpp-ftw
• Buddycloud Server
• Media Server
• a Prosody server (but can work against an existing server)

Building the Dockerfile

• git clone git@github.com:buddycloud/dockerfiles.git
• cd dockerfiles/buddycloud-stack
• configure if not using buddycloud.dev
• docker build -t buddycloud-stack .

Configure

You can run this file three ways:

• on a tempoary buddycloud.dev (good if you want to develop on a local machine)
• on your own domain using the build on XMPP server
• on your own domain using an existing XMPP server

option 1: buddycloud.dev

• Setup DNS on your local machine echo "127.0.0.1 buddycloud.dev" >> /etc/hosts

option 2: your-domain.com (includes XMPP server)

• configure the stack for your own domain using find ./config -type f -exec sed -i -e 's/buddycloud.dev/your-domain.com/g' {} \;
• rebuild your Dockerfile
• configure your DNS for Buddycloud

option 3: your-domain.com (you already have an XMPP server)

• configure the stack for your own domain using find ./config -type f -exec sed -i -e 's/buddycloud.dev/your-domain.com/g' {} \;
• configure the Buddycloud server component to point to your server IP. (variable is xmpp.host in buddycloud-server-java-configuration.properties)
• configure the Buddycloud media server component to point to your server IP. (variable is xmpp.component.host in buddycloud-media-server-configuration.properties)
• configure the Buddycloud http api to point to your server IP. (variable is xmppHost in buddycloud-http-api-config.js)
• rebuild your Dockerfile
• configure your DNS for Buddycloud

Running the Dockerfile

docker run \
  -i \
  --dns 127.0.0.1 \
  -v /srv/buddycloud-stack/logs:/var/log/buddycloud \
  -v /srv/buddycloud-stack/prosody:/var/lib/prosody \
  -v /srv/buddycloud-stack/postgresql:/var/lib/postgresql \
  -v /srv/buddycloud-stack/buddycloud-media-server:/var/lib/buddycloud-media-server \
  -P -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 5269:5269 \
  -t buddycloud-stack

Go to http://buddycloud.dev or http://buddycloud.{yourdomain.com}