CloudBoost on Docker

CloudBoost is the Complete NoSQL Database Service for your app. Think of CloudBoost as Parse + Firebase + Algolia + Iron.io all combined into one :

Data-Storage / JSON Storage / BLOB Storage
100% data ownership
Realtime
Search
Cache
Queues
More - ACL's, User Authentication, Server-less apps and more.

Deploy CloudBoost with Docker.

Important: Open Source CloudBoost only contains the API. If you're looking for dashboard and the UI, we recommend using the managed service here. We also have an enterprise offering for enterprises where we have CloudBoost installed on your servers. Please reach out to us here if you're interested.

CloudBoost can be deployed to any cloud with [Docker Compose]

AWS
Azure
SoftLayer
Digital Ocean
Packet
Your private cloud.

Before you begin

You need to install these on your machine before you install CloudBoost.

Step 1: Clone this repository.

Clone this repo on your machine.

git clone https://github.com/CloudBoost/docker.git
cd docker

Step 2: Edit compose file (optional)

We've left placeholders for you to fill in docker-compose.yml file. If you leave this step most of CloudBoost will still work but few services like Email will not.

Step 3: Run with Docker Compose

Docker Compose file is a collection of services like MongoDB, Redis, CloudBoost Engine which is essential to run the CloudBoost Service.

To install CloudBoost, you can :

sudo docker-compose up

Your CloudBoost Service is now up and running!

Once the server is running, You can

Once started, you'll see the CloudBoost Secure Key on the console. This is important, Please save it for future use. Secure Key helps you create / delete apps.

Create an app

To create an app, You need to :

        REQUEST TYPE : POST
        URL : <YOUR_SERVER_URL>/app/<APP ID>
        REQUEST BODY :
        {
            secureKey : YOUR_SECURE_KEY
        }

For Example (in curl) :

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"secureKey":"xxxxxx-yyyy-xxxx-yyyyy-xxx"}' http://localhost:4730/app/app1

Creating a table

Table lets you store any structured data in your app. To create one, check this documentation out.

Delete an app

To delete an app, You need to :

        REQUEST TYPE : DELETE
        URL : <YOUR_SERVER_URL>/app/<APP ID>
        REQUEST BODY :
        {
            secureKey : YOUR_SECURE_KEY
        }

For Example (in curl) :

        curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X DELETE -d '{"secureKey":"xxxxxx-yyyy-xxxx-yyyyy-xxx"}' http://localhost:4730/app/app1

Once your app is ready, You can then get the latest SDK from https://tutorials.cloudboost.io. Remember to save the SDK in your project. and You can then init your app by :

CB.CloudApp.init('Your Server URL', 'Your App ID', 'Your App Key');

You can then follow rest of the documentation from https://tutorials.cloudboost.io. You can also check out API Reference on https://docs.cloudboost.io

Cluster Maintenance, Scale, and Updates

CloudBoost runs on MongoDB and Redis. You're responsible for managing the uptime, replication, sharding, backups of your data in each of these databases.

You also need to update CloudBoost with every new release and you need to configure your server to auto-scale it. If you're using Docker, the image is released at the latest tag and you need to check for new releases atleast once a month.

Using our hosted and managed service helps you to save time, development costs, and eliminates managing your own cluster of servers which is cheaper long-term. We recommend using the hosted service if you're running production apps.

App Settings

To read more about app settings, check Click here

Support

Report bugs and feature requests on GitHub issue tracker.
You can reach out to us on Slack. All of our engineers hangout here.
StackOverflow : Tag your questions with cloudboost tag, so that we're notified.
Email: support@cloudboost.io
Twitter: @cloudboostio

Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome!

We'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions in the issue tracker.

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