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Docker install

We provide a tutorial for an easy docker installation based on Phusion Passenger image but feel free to do your own based on other ligher images if you wish so. Please share with us all the work you're doing in that direction.

Copy template files into real ones

cp defaults-template.py defaults.py
cp moa-template.conf moa.conf
cp docker-compose-template.yml docker-compose.yml

Build image

Traditional production deployment would encourage you to version the base image you use and the image you generate.
For simplicity purpose, you can just go for:

docker build -t moa-passenger .

Setup your certificates

For Local DEV

Install mkcert

Certificates can be generated with mkcert, this software allows you to register your own CA so there is no security warning. It is a better solution than the self signed certificates from ssl.

Install for macOs : brew install mkcert
or if you use Linux, build from source :

sudo apt install libnss3-tools
git clone https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert && cd mkcert
go build -ldflags "-X main.Version=$(git describe --tags)"

or from prebuilt packages : https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert/releases

Generation of certificates

Generate the certificates.

echo What will be the domain for your end users?;read your_domain
mkcert &your_domain
mkdir certificates
mv ${your_domain}.pem certificates/
mv ${your_domain}-key.pem certificates/${your_domain}.key
chmod 600 certificates/${your_domain}.key

Redirection of server URL

If you're on Linux and for the time of your tests, update your /etc/hosts file

echo '127.0.0.1 '${your_domain} | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts

Don't forget to remove it as soon as you have your own domain and server

For production - not tested

Not tested suggestion as I cannot issue certificate from certbot on my domain
USE WITH CAUTION
After having a domain name pointing to your instance, install and setup certbot

echo What will be the domain for your end users?;read your_domain
cat 'apt install certbot python3-certbot-nginx' >> create_db.sh
cat 'certbot --nginx -d '$your_domain >> create_db.sh

Update your settings

You shall update your nginx configuration and put your server domain

echo What will be the domain for your end users?;read your_domain
sed -i -e "s/<your_domain>/${your_domain}/g" moa.conf docker-compose.yml

You shall update your defaults.py configuration

cp defaults-template.py defaults.py
echo What is your twitter consumer key?;read twitter_consumer_key
sed -i -e "s/<your_consumer_key>/${twitter_consumer_key}/g" defaults.py

You can do the same with your_instagram_client_id and your_email_user_name

You shall add your secrets in the secrets directory

mkdir secrets
touch secrets/SECRET_KEY_PASS secrets/TWITTER_PASS secrets/SMTP_PASS secrets/INSTAGRAM_PASS
chmod 600 secrets/SECRET_KEY_PASS secrets/TWITTER_PASS secrets/SMTP_PASS secrets/INSTAGRAM_PASS
echo What is your MOA secret key?;read secret_key
echo $secret_key > ./secrets/SECRET_KEY_PASS
echo What is your twitter secret?;read twitter_secret
echo $twitter_secret > ./secrets/TWITTER_PASS

You can do the same with instagram secret => INSTAGRAM_PASS and SMTP password => SMTP_PASS

Launch your moa server

We're done

docker-compose up -d