Add this to your project on the server and use go build dockerhub-webhook-server.go.
On your server do: export WEBHOOK_AUTH_TOKEN="X12349999"
Then run it with nohup ./dockerhub-webhook-server
(you need to install nohup)
It will spin up a server listening on port 8008
It gives you a webhook url like: http://domain-or-ip:8008/X12349999
Use it for example in Dockerhub, so each time you push your image to the registry it will execute the script in the folder .webhook/setup.
Edit the Script to your liking!.
In the moment it stands like this:
#!/bin/sh
echo "Stop..."
docker-compose stop web
docker-compose stop worker
echo "Pull..."
docker pull kaygeee/inquiries-maker:latest
echo "Remove..."
docker rm inquiries-maker_web_1
docker rm inquiries-maker_worker_1
sleep 1
echo "Build..."
docker-compose up -d
echo "Done!"
- It stops my web and worker containers.
- Pulls the new image from the registry.
- Removes the stopped containers.
- builds them up with the new image.
- without disabling the database or any other containers.
You can see the logs of the setup script by opening a new terminal window on your server and using: tail -f nohup.out
I strongly recommend you keep this file structure and add it to the root of your project where your docker-compose.yml file lives.
You can test it locally without adding it anywhere:
curl http://domain-or-ip:8008/X12349999
You might want to open up port 8008 on your server:
sudo ufw allow 8008
sudo ufw enable