Operations grimoire/Dwellers to DevCentral: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 23:57, 28 July 2016

This document explains how to communicate with DevCentral from the Docker host.

If you're interested to communicate between DevCentral and a Docker container, see Git operations in production containers

becomes:

arc is a wrapper to run nasqueron/arcanist container.

To use it, create a ~/.arc folder with:

a arcrc file for your arc configuration
a gitconfig file for your Git configuration
a ssh folder with a dedicated key for Dwellers to Phabricator instances (mkdir -p ~/.arc/ssh && ssh-keygen -t ed25519 ~/.arc/ssh/id_ed25519)

For example:

.
├── arcrc
├── gitconfig
└── ssh
    ├── id_ed25519
    ├── id_ed25519.pub
    └── known_hosts

That folder content will be passed as volumes to the container. In the example, known_hosts has been added by ssh client inside the container.

Don't use symbolic links (hard links are okay), they wouldn't resolve when passed as a volume to the container.

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 This document explains how to communicate with DevCentral from the Docker host.
+If you're interested to communicate between DevCentral and a Docker container, see [[Operations grimoire/Git operations in production containers|Git operations in production containers]]
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 <code>arc</code> is a wrapper to run <code>nasqueron/arcanist</code> container.
-To use it, create a <code>~/.arc<code> folder with:
+To use it, create a <code>~/.arc</code> folder with:
-* a <code>arcrc</code> file for your arc configuration
+# a <code>arcrc</code> file for your arc configuration
-* a <code>gitconfig</code> file for your Git configuration
+# a <code>gitconfig</code> file for your Git configuration
-* a <code>ssh</code> folder with a dedicated key for Dwellers to Phabricator instances (<code>mkdir -p ~/.arc/ssh && ssh-keygen -t ed25519 ~/.arc/ssh/id_ed25519</code>)
+# a <code>ssh</code> folder with a dedicated key for Dwellers to Phabricator instances (<code>mkdir -p ~/.arc/ssh && ssh-keygen -t ed25519 ~/.arc/ssh/id_ed25519</code>)
 For example:
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-That folder content will be passed as volumes to the container.
+That folder content will be passed as volumes to the container. In the example, known_hosts has been added by ssh client inside the container.
 Don't use symbolic links (hard links are okay), they wouldn't resolve when passed as a volume to the container.