RepoSync v. 1.0-1

The java-SyncRepos component can be used to synchronize Docker images in DockerHub to instances of either OpenStack or OpenNebula with Docker support already configured. To do so, it relies on the WebHooks mechanisms offered by DockerHub infrastructure and it provides a REST interface to list the available images already synchronized and some operations to force the synchronization of individual ones.

Summary:

• Release Notes
  • What's new
  • List of RfCs
  • Deployment Notes
  • Known Issues
  • Documentation
  • List of Artifacts
  • Support

Release Notes

What's new

This is the first release of the Java-RepoSync service

Supported Platforms:

• OSs:

  • Ubuntu 14.04 is supported by adding the JRE 1.8 PPA, required by java-syncrepos dependencysince
  • CentOS 7 is supported by default
  • Any other distribution that support Docker is supported through the Docker image

• Operating System and Cloud Management Frameworks

  • It supports both OpenNebula and OpenStack backends

List of RfCs

• N/A

Deployment Notes

After setting the INDIGO-DC repositories as explained in the Generic Installation & Configuration Guide:

• On CentOS 7
  $ yum clean all
$ yum install indigo-dc-reposync

• On Ubuntu 14.04 - after setting the INDIGO-DC repositories as explained in the Generic Installation & Configuration Guide add also the JRE 1.8 PPA following the documentation present here:
  $ apt-get update
$ apt-get install reposync

Other methods:

• an Ansible playbook is available from the INDIGO-DC github
• a Docker container is available in the INDIGO-DC Organization on DockerHub:
  docker pull indigodatacloud/reposync:indigo_1

Known Issues

• N/A

Documentation

• RepoSync on GitBook

List of Artifacts

Packages:

• reposync_1.0~jenkins_all.deb
• indigo-dc-reposync-1.0-1.noarch.rpm

Docker Container:

• indigodatacloud/reposync:indigo_1

Support

• Please use the INDIGO - DataCloud CatchAll GGUS Support Unit