You definitely need to do this if you want to persist your TeamCity projects and other settings. Note that the container supports volume mapping of /data/teamcity. This is using a prepared container I have created called ariya/centos7-teamcity-server. Once Docker is there, starting TeamCity server is as easy as: sudo docker run -dt -name teamcity_server -p 8111:8111 \
Should show something like: CentOS Linux release (Core) A useful quick test: sudo docker run -it ariya/centos7-oracle-jre7 cat /etc/redhat-release On this machine, Docker must be installed properly. Make sure you evaluate the system requirements to run the server (e.g. For a hassle-free setup, sign up for either Vultr or Digital Ocean (note: my affiliate links). This could be a physical machine, a virtual machine, or even a VPS. This is very similar to my previous blog post on TeamCity installation using Docker, with a minor tweak.įirst, you need a machine for the server.
Also, per the usual server agent architecture, we will run TeamCity server and agent in two separate containers. This is usually sufficient to get you started.
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If you feel adventurous or you are always fascinated by a DIY solution (for whatever reasons), it is apparently quite easy to setup your own CI system quickly using Docker and TeamCity.Īs an easy-to-use continuous integration system, TeamCity offers two free solutions for you: Professional Server license for up to 20 build configurations or Open Source license for your open-source projects. There are various hosted continuous integration services out there that you can use for your Node.js projects, from Travis CI to drone.io and many others. Ariya.io About Talks Articles Continuous Integration for Node.js Projects with TeamCityĤ min read #ci #docker #javascript #teamcity
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