Working docker compose yaml file with postgresql and pgadmin4 for development #3683
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…n4 containers. loosened some of the python requirements to get it working.
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Hi guys,
created a new docker-compose file with postgresql v14 and pgadmin v4 containers for development of ralph with postgres which imho is the better choice because of concurrent writes and performance.
I easily got everything up on a ubuntu-live-server 18.4.6 lts vm in virt-manager as my docker host imported my compose-file to portainer and followed the steps from https://ralph-ng.readthedocs.io/en/stable/development/development_environment/.
Some things I additionally needed to do:
Install python3.6 with apt in my docker host.
Install nodejs and npm with apt in my docker host.
Link python3 to /usr/bin/python.
Also needed to loosen some of the requirement in the *.txts to get my dev environment up and running. Of course I needed some more rounds to get pip install all requirements successfully and it took some time.
Hope this will help the project.
Keep up the great work as you all put a lot of effort in it already!
Please write me with suggestions.