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== Commands ==
== Commands ==


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| ansible-container init  || Create a new ansible-container project in the current directory
| ansible-container init  || Create a new ansible-container project in the current directory
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| ansible-container run ''--production'' ||  
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| ansible-container destroy || Stop container(s) and remove related images. Similar to "docker-compose down".
| ansible-container stop || Stop container(s). Similar to "docker down".
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| ansible-container destroy || Stop container(s) and remove related images. Similar to "docker-compose down".
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| ansible-container push || Send the container images up to the Docker Hub (or other registry).
| ansible-container push || Send the container images up to the Docker Hub (or other registry).

Revision as of 22:08, 26 February 2019

Commands

ansible-container init Create a new ansible-container project in the current directory
ansible-container build
ansible-container run --production
ansible-container stop Stop container(s). Similar to "docker down".
ansible-container destroy Stop container(s) and remove related images. Similar to "docker-compose down".
ansible-container push Send the container images up to the Docker Hub (or other registry).
ansible-container deploy Deploy by sending the project up to a cloud service provider, either OpenShift or Kubernetes currently.

Project files created by 'init'

project/
  ansible.cfg - primary ansible config
  ansible-requirements.txt - pip dependencies
  container.yml - sort of like docker-compose.yml
  meta.yml - project metadata
  requirements.yml - roles