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maxfields2000 / dockerjenkins_tutorial

A repository for items learned in my Getting Started with Jenkins and Docker tutorial series
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no certs folder in repo #11

Closed babatundebusari closed 8 years ago

babatundebusari commented 8 years ago
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Any instruction or blog post of how to generate the files under the certs folder? There is no certs folder in the repo and no mention of how to generate the files under the folder

Step 33 : COPY certs/ca-key.pem /usr/local/etc/jenkins/certs/ca-key.pem ERROR: Service 'master' failed to build: lstat certs/ca-key.pem: no such file or directory

Thanks

babatundebusari commented 8 years ago

Actually i see in the README file [by the way the blog post is 404 "http://engineering.riotgames.com/news/ephemeral-docker-build-slaves"]

What about if i have docker-engine on a different computer Where do i get the cert files from? Lets say Ubuntu 14

So basically i have docker installed on the same host(Ubuntu 14 LTS) i am trying to launch the containers.

maxfields2000 commented 8 years ago

The tutorial here assumes you're running docker-toolbox from OSX or Windows, hence the certs will be local to your machine.

If you have a docker-host configured someplace else that is using TLS certs, you need to know the specifics of how that host is configured. Those certs will have been generated at t he time that server was made and be located someplace on that machine, possibly in default locations, but you need to consult the docker configuration.

In other words I can't really provide specifics as I don't know how those hosts are set up. You will need the c ca-key.pem, cert.pem, and client.pem keys.

If you used docker-machine to set up the remote host, the certs you need should be in your ~/.docker/machine/yourmachinenamehere path.

In general the tutorial is for folks who are doing local development, if you have production docker servers you are using I have to assume you know how they are configured.