Using with Docker on Windows

Build image

1. Make sure Docker Desktop is installed and running.
2. In Powershell, change the current working directory to where you'd like the cloned directory: cd $HOME\Documents
3. Run git clone https://github.ncsu.edu/bjdietz/bdap.git; cd bdap
4. Run docker build -f Dockerfile_ubu22_amd --build-arg USERNAME=$([System.Environment]::UserName) -t ubuntu:bdap .
5. Wait for image to build.

Basic usage

1. After you've built the image, you should be able to run a command like docker run -it --rm ubuntu:bdap /bin/bash to start the container and enter in a shell. The --rm option will remove the container once you've exited it.

Production usage

1. Create a volume pointing to your NFS storage: docker volume create --driver local --opt type=nfs --opt o=addr=lib-scrc-files.lib.ncsu.edu,nfsvers=4,rw,soft,nolock --opt device=:/archives/working/born_digital born-digital
2. Run (Get-Content .env).replace("userID=`$USER", "userID=$env:username") | Set-Content .env. If you're not using SCRC's born-digital working storage, you can uncomment and use the storage variables in the .env file.
3. From same directory where Dockerfile is, run docker-compose -f windows.yml up -d
4. When returned to prompt, run docker-compose exec bdap bash
5. When done, in same directory, run docker-compose stop

Note: If you're committing your .env changes to your own repository, open the .gitignore file and uncomment .env.