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Building Docker Images

After all of your configurations and customizations have been made, you can build Docker images for the modules. Go to the folder where jrio-manager-docker and the other modules are located and run the following commands:

  1. If you have not already done so, install the Docker command-line app to run Docker commands. You can download the Docker app for Mac, Windows, and Linux from https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/.

  2. If you plan to use minikube and not the remote Docker registry, before building the images you must proxy all docker commands to the local minikube docker registry with the following:

    eval $(minikube docker-env)

  3. Build the docker image for each of the modules. In the following commands, X.X represents a docker image tag according to your own naming scheme, for example jrio-reporting:3.0 or jrio-reporting:production2:

    docker build -t jrio-reporting:X.X ./jrio-reporting-docker
docker build -t jrio-export:X.X ./jrio-export-docker
docker build -t jrio-rest:X.X ./jrio-rest-docker
docker build -t jrio-manager:X.X ./jrio-manager-docker
docker build -t jrio-client:X.X ./jrio-client-docker

  4. Verify that all images were built and stored in the local repo:

docker images | grep jrio

When all images have been built, follow the deployment procedures in the next chapter.