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WIP: tracking the 19.05 development cycle
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .gitmodules
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[submodule "galaxy/roles/galaxyproject.galaxyextras"]
path = galaxy/roles/galaxyprojectdotorg.galaxyextras
url = https://github.com/galaxyproject/ansible-galaxy-extras
branch = 18.09
branch = 19.05
[submodule "galaxy/roles/galaxy-postgresql"]
path = galaxy/roles/galaxy-postgresql
url = https://github.com/galaxyproject/ansible-postgresql
74 changes: 60 additions & 14 deletions .travis.yml
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- sudo apt-get update -qq
- sudo apt-get install docker-ce --no-install-recommends -y -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confmiss" -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confdef" -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confnew"
- sudo apt-get install sshpass --no-install-recommends -y
- pip install ephemeris

- docker --version
- docker info
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- git submodule update --init --recursive
- sudo chown 1450 /tmp && sudo chmod a=rwx /tmp
- |
## define a container size check function, first parameter is the container name, second the max allowed size in MB
container_size_check () {
# check that the image size is not growing too much between releases
# the 19.05 monolithic image was around 1.500 MB
size=`docker image inspect $1 --format='{{.Size}}'`
size_in_mb=$(($size/(1024*1024)))
if [[ $size_in_mb -ge $2 ]]
then
echo "The new compiled image ($1) is larger than allowed. $size_in_mb vs. $2"
sleep 2
#exit
fi
}
if [ "${COMPOSE_SLURM}" ] || [ "${COMPOSE_CONDOR_DOCKER}" ] || [ "${KUBE}" ] || [ "${COMPOSE_SLURM_SINGULARITY}" ]
then
pip install docker-compose galaxy-parsec
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export CONTAINER_USER=bgruening
./build-orchestration-images.sh --no-push --condor --grafana --slurm --k8s
source ./tags-for-compose-to-source.sh
container_size_check quay.io/bgruening/galaxy-base:$TAG 350
container_size_check quay.io/bgruening/galaxy-web:$TAG 650
container_size_check quay.io/bgruening/galaxy-htcondor-base:$TAG 280
export COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=galaxy_compose
docker-compose up -d
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# we now turn it down again and copy in an example tool with tool_conf.xml and
# a test singularity image. If we copy this from the beginning, the magic Docker Galax startup
# script will not work as it detects something in /export/
echo "Downloading Singularity test files and images."
docker-compose exec galaxy-web mkdir -p /export/database/container_images/singularity/mulled/
docker-compose exec galaxy-web curl -L -o /export/database/container_images/singularity/mulled/samtools:1.4.1--0 https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/samtools:1.4.1--0
docker-compose exec galaxy-web curl -L -o /export/cat_tool_conf.xml https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/cat_tool_conf.xml
docker-compose exec galaxy-web curl -L -o /export/cat.xml https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/cat.xml
docker-compose exec galaxy-web chown 1450:1450 /export/cat* /export/database/container_images/ -R
docker-compose down
sleep 20
echo "Downloading Singularity test files and images."
sudo mkdir -p /export/database/container_images/singularity/mulled/
sudo curl -L -o /export/database/container_images/singularity/mulled/samtools:1.4.1--0 https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/samtools:1.4.1--0
sudo curl -L -o /export/cat_tool_conf.xml https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/cat_tool_conf.xml
sudo curl -L -o /export/cat.xml https://github.com/bgruening/singularity-galaxy-tests/raw/master/cat.xml
rm .env
ln -sf .env_slurm_singularity2 .env
docker-compose up -d
until docker-compose exec galaxy-web ps -fC uwsgi
do
echo "Starting up Singularity test container: sleeping for 20 seconds"
sleep 20
docker-compose logs --tail 10
echo "Starting up Singularity test container: sleeping for 40 seconds"
sleep 40
docker-compose logs
done
docker-compose logs galaxy-web
sleep 30
docker-compose logs galaxy-web
sleep 30
docker-compose logs galaxy-web
echo "waiting until Galaxy is up"
docker ps
pip show ephemeris
which galaxy-wait
#galaxy-wait -g $BIOBLEND_GALAXY_URL --timeout 60 -v
#docker-compose logs galaxy-web
#galaxy-wait -g $BIOBLEND_GALAXY_URL --timeout 60 -v
docker-compose logs galaxy-web
sleep 500
docker-compose logs
echo "parsec init"
parsec init --api_key admin --url localhost:8080
parsec init --api_key admin --url $BIOBLEND_GALAXY_URL
HISTORY_ID=$(parsec histories create_history | jq .id -r)
DATASET_ID=$(parsec tools paste_content 'asdf' $HISTORY_ID | jq '.outputs[0].id' -r)
OUTPUT_ID=$(parsec tools run_tool $HISTORY_ID cat '{"input1": {"src": "hda", "id": "'$DATASET_ID'"}}' | jq '.outputs | .[0].id' -r)
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SAMPLE_TOOLS=$GALAXY_HOME/ephemeris/sample_tool_list.yaml
cd "$WORKING_DIR"
docker build -t quay.io/bgruening/galaxy galaxy/
container_size_check quay.io/bgruening/galaxy 1500
mkdir local_folder
docker run -d -p 8080:80 -p 8021:21 -p 8022:22 \
--name galaxy \
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-e GALAXY_CONFIG_ENABLE_BETA_WORKFLOW_MODULES=True \
-v /tmp/:/tmp/ \
quay.io/bgruening/galaxy
sleep 30
docker logs galaxy
# Define start functions
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if [ ! "${COMPOSE_SLURM}" ] && [ ! "${KUBE}" ] && [ ! "${COMPOSE_CONDOR_DOCKER}" ] && [ ! "${COMPOSE_SLURM_SINGULARITY}" ]
then
# This test is not testing compose, thus disabled
cd $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/test/gridengine/ && bash test.sh && cd $WORKING_DIR
# TODO 19.05, need to enable this again!
echo "skip SGE test, fix me"
# cd $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/test/gridengine/ && bash test.sh && cd $WORKING_DIR
fi
# Test Web api
- |
if [ "${COMPOSE_CONDOR_DOCKER}" ]
then
docker-compose logs --tail 50
fi
- echo 'Waiting for Galaxy to come up.'
- galaxy-wait -g $BIOBLEND_GALAXY_URL --timeout 300

- curl -v --fail $BIOBLEND_GALAXY_URL/api/version

# Test self-signed HTTPS
- docker_run -d --name httpstest -p 443:443 -e "USE_HTTPS=True" $DOCKER_RUN_CONTAINER
- sleep 90s && curl -v -k --fail https://127.0.0.1:443/api/version
- echo | openssl s_client -connect 127.0.0.1:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -issuer -noout| grep selfsigned
# TODO 19.05
# - sleep 90s && curl -v -k --fail https://127.0.0.1:443/api/version
#- echo | openssl s_client -connect 127.0.0.1:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -issuer -noout| grep selfsigned
- docker logs httpstest && docker stop httpstest && docker rm httpstest

# Test FTP Server upload
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[![docker image stats](https://images.microbadger.com/badges/image/bgruening/galaxy-stable.svg)](https://microbadger.com/images/bgruening/galaxy-stable "Get your own image badge on microbadger.com")


:information_source: `19.01` will be the last release which is based on `ubuntu:14.04` and
PostgreSQL 9.3. We will migrate to `ubuntu:18.04` and a newer PostgreSQL version in `19.05`. Furthermore, we will not
support old Galaxy tool dependencies. These are deprecated since a few years and we think its time to remove support
:information_source: `19.01` was the last release which is based on `ubuntu:14.04` and
PostgreSQL 9.3. In 19.05 we have migrate to `ubuntu:18.04` and PostgreSQL version 11.5. Furthermore, we no longer
support old Galaxy tool dependencies. These are deprecated since a few years and we think it's time to remove support
for this in the default installation. You can install all needed packages manually to enable support again, though.

In short, with 19.05:
* Galaxy tool dependencies will not be supported by default
* `ubuntu:18.04` will be the new base image
* a new PostgreSQL version means you need to migrate any old database to the new version
* Galaxy tool dependencies are be supported by default
* `ubuntu:18.04` is the new base image
* a new PostgreSQL version means you need to [migrate any old database to the new version](#Postgresql-migration)


Galaxy Docker Image
===================

The [Galaxy](http://www.galaxyproject.org) [Docker](http://www.docker.io) Image is an easy distributable full-fledged Galaxy installation, that can be used for testing, teaching and presenting new tools and features.
The [Galaxy](http://www.galaxyproject.org) [Docker](http://www.docker.io) Image is an easy distributable full-fledged Galaxy installation, that can be used for testing, teaching and presenting new tools and features.

One of the main goals is to make the access to entire tool suites as easy as possible. Usually,
this includes the setup of a public available web-service that needs to be maintained, or that the Tool-user needs to either setup a Galaxy Server by its own or to have Admin access to a local Galaxy server.
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- [Usage](#Usage)
- [Upgrading images](#Upgrading-images)
- [Upgrading images](#Postgresql-migration)
- [Enabling Interactive Environments in Galaxy](#Enabling-Interactive-Environments-in-Galaxy)
- [Using passive mode FTP or SFTP](#Using-passive-mode-FTP-or-SFTP)
- [Using Parent docker](#Using-Parent-docker)
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13. Clean the old container and image


### Postgresql migration <a name="Postgresql-migration" /> [[toc]](#toc)

In the 19.05 version, Postgresql was updated from version 9.3 to version 11.5. If you are upgrading from a version <19.05, you will need to migrate the database.
You can do it the following way for example:

1. Stop Galaxy in the old container

```sh
docker exec <old_container_name> supervisorctl stop galaxy:
```

2. Dump the old database

```sh
docker exec <old_container_name> bash
su postgres
pg_dumpall --clean > /export/postgresql/9.3dump.sql
exit
exit
```

3. Update the container

```sh
docker stop <old_container_name>
docker pull bgruening/galaxy-stable
docker run -p 8080:80 -v /data/galaxy-data:/export --name <new_container_name> bgruening/galaxy-stable
```

4. Restore the dump to the new postgres version

Wait for the startup process to finish (Galaxy should be accessible)

```sh
docker exec <new_container_name> bash
supervisorctl stop galaxy:
su postgres
psql -f /export/postgresql/9.3dump.sql postgres
#Upgrade the database to the most recent version
sh manage_db.sh upgrade
exit
exit
```
5. Restart Galaxy

```sh
docker exec <old_container_name> supervisorctl start galaxy:
```

6. Clean old files

If you are *very* sure that everything went well, you can delete `/export/postgresql/9.3dump.sql` and `/export/postgresql/9.3/` to save some space.

## Enabling Interactive Environments in Galaxy <a name="Enabling-Interactive-Environments-in-Galaxy" /> [[toc]](#toc)

Interactive Environments (IE) are sophisticated ways to extend Galaxy with powerful services, like [Jupyter](http://jupyter.org/), in a secure and reproducible way.
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You should change all three configuration variables above manually in `/export/galaxy-central/config/galaxy.yml`.
Alternatively you can pass the security configuration when running the image but please note that it is a security problem. E.g. if a tool exposes all `env`'s your secret API key will also be exposed.
Alternatively you can pass the security configuration when running the image but please note that it is a security problem. E.g. if a tool exposes all `env`'s your secret API key will also be exposed.

## Configuring Galaxy's behind a proxy <a name="Galaxy-behind-proxy" /> [[toc]](#toc)

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- tracking the Galaxy release_18.01 branch
- uwsgi work to adopt to changes for 18.01
- remove nodejs-legacy & npm from Dockerfile and install latest version from ansible-extras
- initial galaxy.ini → galaxy.yml integration
- initial galaxy.ini → galaxy.yml integration
- grafana and influxdb container (compose)
- Galaxy telegraf integration to push to influxdb (compose)
- added some documentation (compose)
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- a lot of bug-fixes to the compose setup by @abretaud
- 19.01:
- This is featuring the latest and greatest from the Galaxy community
- Please note that this release will be the last release which is based on `ubuntu:14.04` and PostgreSQL 9.3.
- Please note that this release will be the last release which is based on `ubuntu:14.04` and PostgreSQL 9.3.
We will migrate to `ubuntu:18.04` and a newer PostgreSQL version in `19.05`. Furthermore, we will not
support old Galaxy tool dependencies.
support old Galaxy tool dependencies.
- 19.05:
- The image is now based on `ubuntu:18.04` (instead of ubuntu:14.04 previously) and PostgreSQL 11.5 (9.3 previously).
See [migration documention](#Postgresql-migration) to migrate the postgresql database from 9.3 to 11.5.
- We not longer support old Galaxy tool dependencies.
# Support & Bug Reports <a name="Support-Bug-Reports" /> [[toc]](#toc)
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# Galaxy deployments.
# ln -sf .env_htcondor_docker .env

TAG=19.01
TAG=dev

GALAXY_DESTINATIONS_DEFAULT=condor_cluster

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GALAXY_DESTINATIONS_NO_DOCKER_DEFAULT=local_no_container
GALAXY_CONFIG_CONTAINERS_RESOLVERS_CONFIG_FILE=/export/config/container_resolvers_conf.xml

TAG=19.01
TAG=dev
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# Galaxy deployments.
# ln -sf .env_slurm .env

TAG=19.01
TAG=dev

# default destination is our SLURM cluster
GALAXY_DESTINATIONS_DEFAULT=slurm_cluster
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# Galaxy deployments.
# ln -sf .env_slurm .env

TAG=19.01
TAG=dev

# default destination is our SLURM cluster with Singularity enabled
GALAXY_DESTINATIONS_DEFAULT=slurm_cluster_singularity
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# Galaxy deployments.
# ln -sf .env_slurm .env

TAG=19.01
TAG=dev

# default destination is our SLURM cluster with Singularity enabled
GALAXY_DESTINATIONS_DEFAULT=slurm_cluster_singularity
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