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Systems - Media Server - Set Up the Docker Environment
Directory Structure
Setup a specific directory structure so have everything centralized in one place
code bash> mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/appdata mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/compose mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/logs mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/scripts mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/secrets mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/shared mkdir -p /home/peter/docker/.env </code>
NOTE:
- appdata - this directory will store the data for all apps and services.
- compose - this directory will have a sub-directory for each host, inside which all the individual Docker Compose files will be stored.
- logs - to centralize all relevant logs.
- scripts - to store all scripts.
- secrets - to store credentials used by apps securely.
- shared - to store shared information.
- .env - to store credentials used by apps securely as variable names.
Set permissions for the secrets directory
sudo chown root:root /home/peter/docker/secrets sudo chmod 600 /home/peter/docker/secrets
NOTE: Setting permissions of the secrets directory to 600, makes this directory accessible only to the root user, adding a layer of security while accessing sensitive information.
Create and set permissions for the .env file
touch /home/peter/docker/.env sudo chown root:root /home/peter/docker/.env sudo chmod 600 /home/peter/docker/.env
NOTE: Setting permissions of the secrets directory to 600, makes this directory accessible only to the root user, adding a layer of security while accessing sensitive information.
Create the master docker-compose file
touch /home/peter/docker/docker-compose-master.yml
NOTE: This is the configuration file for all services.