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896cfab7a1
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add --reload for non prod
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2024-12-07 19:34:44 +11:00 |
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a7abf480f9
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generally neaten up invocation of gunicorn - consolidate it to 1 invocation, with correct variables based on prod or not
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2024-11-16 00:07:12 +11:00 |
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42a3edb4cc
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use sudo of pybook user to run gunicorn, and add timeout of 300 as getting the ebook can be really slow
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2024-11-15 23:08:58 +11:00 |
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5838ada2e3
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remove port 5000 and use std 80, and use traefik to route correctly
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2024-08-25 22:44:45 +10:00 |
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bbe0590b1e
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update to use user: 2000:2000 / ARGS in build, and use the python image instead of a full ubuntu image. Also use r to escape regex str
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2024-02-18 20:37:59 +11:00 |
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22a625d354
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added failsafe to keep container up if python is so broke it kills gunicorn on init
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2023-10-02 18:45:03 +11:00 |
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9e4ee74775
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made explicit the difference between development and conatiner in wrapper (and docker-compose) so that we can run FLASK on port 5000 using db on localhost 55432. bookdb_webdev is a container, running on port 5001 and using bookdb_dev container on port 5432
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2023-06-13 00:27:10 +10:00 |
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e36e9fd098
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using --enable-stdio-inheritance for prod gunicorn too
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2023-06-12 20:46:13 +10:00 |
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e92cfd448e
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fixed BUG-26 (saving with a series), and added a bookdb_webdev container that maps ~/src/pybook to /pybook_mapped_volume. Then start a single threaded, reloading, output capturing gunicorn via wraper.sh if in DEV, otherwise normal gunicorn if in PROD - gives me an idnentical dev in a container to prod.
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2023-06-12 20:43:45 +10:00 |
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