pbls

Server part of pbl deployment tool. You need to install it on the server.

Install

npm install --global pbls

To work with you need to init pbls with domain name.

pbls init --domain {your domain}
# example: pbls init --domain localhost 

to clean outdated containers run (as a recommendation in cron)

pbls clean --days {X}

Work

pbls is considered to work with pbl tool, for now it run command run but not intended do that pbls supports args name, dockerFile and dir for now

• dir is required and is a path of build folder
• dockerFile name of Dockerfile, default Dockerfile
• name name of running container, will be available at ${name}.${domain}, if not set equal to random, and will be provided to user
• any additional arguments will be provided as is to docker build command, so you can pass --build-arg and other params

examples:

pbls run --name hello --dir ../../example --build-arg HELLO=WORLD
# or without name 
pbls run --dir ../../example --build-arg HELLO=WORLD
# or in attached mode 
pbls run --attached true --dir ../../example --build-arg HELLO=WORLD

Additional

You can execute any process as a web-socket server with terminal, as an example docker stats command. (to make it work you need to run once pbls init)

npm install --global pty64
pty64 --base64 -- docker stats | docker run -a STDIN -a STDOUT -i --rm -e VIRTUAL_HOST="stats.${YOUR_DOMAIN}" --name stats 'stdind' ./index.js --realtime
# or in detached mode 
screen -S stats -dm /bin/bash -c 'pty64 --base64 -- docker stats | docker run -a STDIN -a STDOUT -i --rm -e VIRTUAL_HOST="stats.ui.revue.io" --name stats "stdind" ./index.js --realtime > /dev/null'

Clear:

docker rmi -f $(docker images --filter "label=pbl" -q)