How to run on AWS

So prp work is needed to ISLE-dc to run on an AWS server. To speed this up I created a bash script (prep_centos.sh). This script assumes you’re running the latest CentOS from AWS. I’ve only tested this on Lightsail (not EC2).

After downloading the script and running it $ make to pull all of the docker images, generate the .env and docker-compose.env.yml file. Now edit those 2 files.

.env

If no domain use the ip with DOTS replaced with hyphens (-) followed by traefik.me (Example: X-X-X-X.traefik.me)

DRUPAL_SITE_HOST=example.org
# OR
DRUPAL_SITE_HOST=123-45-67-89.traefik.me

docker-compose.env.yml

# Change passwords (except MATOMO, it requires extra work)

MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD:  password
# TO
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: qor7u1038

# If using just IP (no domain) change all of these from 
${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME-isle-dc}.${DRUPAL_SITE_HOST-traefik.me}
# To 
${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME-isle-dc}-${DRUPAL_SITE_HOST-traefik.me}

Run $ make again to push changes into the docker images then run the compose command.

$ make
$ docker-compose up -d

# To see progress of the build
$ docker-compose logs -f drupal

Useful Commands

# to get a one time login url for admin
$ docker-compose -p islandora exec drupal drush uli

# to clear cache
$ docker-compose -p islandora exec drupal drush cr

# See how much storage is being used by all of the containers
$ docker system df

# Current state of docker containers
$ docker status

# parse all docker logs for errors
$ docker-compose logs | grep error