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Bitovi StackStorm in Docker containers

Prerequisites

TL;DR

git clone https://github.com/mickmcgrath13/st2-docker.git name-your-folder
cd name-your-folder
make init

Note: If desired, change username/password in name-your-folder/conf/stackstorm.env

docker-compose up -d

Note: the container name may be different. Run docker ps to get the containers list

docker-compose exec stackstorm_container_name bash

Open https://localhost in your browser.

StackStorm Username/Password can be found in: cat conf/stackstorm.env

Note: If you log into the stackstorm container and run st2ctl status to find that the mistral services are not running, try docker-compose down -v && docker-compose up Source

Configure the github and bitovi_packs Go to the Packs page, and select the github pack Fill in the details

base_url: https://api.github.com
deployment_environment: dev
github_type: online
token: your_github_personal_access_token
user: your_github_user

Do the same for bitovi_packs

github_token: your_github_personal_access_token
github_user: your_github_user
github_exhange_org: bitovi-stackstorm-exchange
pack: bitovi_packs
skip_dependencies_on_install: true
stackstorm_environment: dev

You'll also need to run github.store_oath_token with your token from the Actions page.

Note: Alternatively, you can add github.yaml and bitovi_packs.yaml with the above contents, respectively, to stackstorm-config/, and then run the packs.load action for both packs.

Local Chatops Bot

To test aliases, it's useful to have a local Slack bot that can talk to your local machine.

Head over to the Slack Apps Page, and create a new app.

Give it a meaningful name (e.g. stackstorm-local-mick), select a workspace, and save it.

Select 'Bot Users' from the side menu, click 'Add a Bot User', git the bot a display and username (e.g. mickbot), and click 'Add Bot User'.

Select 'OAuth & Permissions', and click 'Install App to Workspace' (you'll need to authorize the app).

Copy the Bot User OAuth Access Token (e.g. xoxb-your-token)

You can close the Slack browser tab, now; you're done with it :)

Make a copy of the st2chatops.env.sample

cd name-your-folder && cp stackstorm-chatops/st2chatops.env.sample stackstorm-chatops/st2chatops.env

Open stackstorm-chatops/st2chatops.env, and configure the following:

# Bot name (match your slack bot name)
export HUBOT_NAME=mickbot
export HUBOT_ALIAS='@mickbot'

export HUBOT_ADAPTER=slack
export HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=xoxb-your-token

Restart chatops (from within container)

service st2chatops restart

Pack Development

After you spin up the environment, you can play around with st2 in container-ized environment by following this tutorial guide.

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