root/build-tools/build-docker-images
Liu, ZhipengS bb472a9f37 Add proxy setting for container image build scripts
Users in some places like China need to use proxy during building image.
So, it is better to let user be able to use proxy by adding these proxy
arguments.

Closes-bug: 1890383

Change-Id: If9ef7d09a5f53148252b4ab62c40ab0f143e1c3f
Signed-off-by: Liu, ZhipengS <zhipengs.liu@intel.com>
2020-08-18 19:55:46 +08:00
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2020-07-26 12:33:40 -04:00
2019-03-24 21:03:21 -04:00

## Example commands for building StarlingX images

PRIVATE_REGISTRY_USERID=myuser
PRIVATE_REGISTRY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9001
VERSION=2018.11.13
OS=centos
OS_VERSION=7.5.1804
BUILD_STREAM=stable
HOST_PORT=8088

## Step 1: Build stx-centos
time $MY_REPO/build-tools/build-docker-images/build-stx-base.sh \
    --os ${OS} \
    --os-version ${OS_VERSION} \
    --version ${VERSION} \
    --user ${PRIVATE_REGISTRY_USERID} \
    --registry ${PRIVATE_REGISTRY} \
    --push \
    --repo stx-local-build,http://${HOSTNAME}:${HOST_PORT}/${MY_WORKSPACE}/std/rpmbuild/RPMS \
    --repo stx-mirror-distro,http://${HOSTNAME}:${HOST_PORT}/${MY_REPO}/cgcs-root/cgcs-${OS}-repo/Binary \
    --clean


## Step 2: Build wheels (output as tarball)
time $MY_REPO/build-tools/build-wheels/build-wheel-tarball.sh \
    --os ${OS} \
    --os-version ${OS_VERSION} \
    --stream ${BUILD_STREAM}

## Step 3: Build images
time $MY_REPO/build-tools/build-docker-images/build-stx-images.sh \
    --os ${OS} \
    --version ${VERSION} \
    --stream ${BUILD_STREAM} \
    --base ${PRIVATE_REGISTRY}/${PRIVATE_REGISTRY_USERID}/stx-${OS}:${VERSION} \
    --wheels http://${HOSTNAME}:${HOST_PORT}/${MY_WORKSPACE}/std/build-wheels-${OS}-${BUILD_STREAM}/stx-${OS}-${BUILD_STREAM}-wheels.tar \
    --user ${PRIVATE_REGISTRY_USERID} \
    --registry ${PRIVATE_REGISTRY} \
    --push --latest \
    --clean


## Note: Verify that lighttpd is not bound to "localhost"
vi /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf
# server.bind = "localhost"
systemctl restart lighttpd

## Note: You may need to add an iptables rule to allow the docker
## containers to access the http server on your host. For example:
iptables -I INPUT 6 -i docker0 -p tcp --dport ${HOST_PORT} -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT