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backend-configuration

Backend Configuration serves as the essential Docker environment tailored to host all remote services meticulously developed by our team. This repository encompasses critical configurations necessary for seamless deployment and management of our backend services.

Usage and dependencies

Backend Configuration requires Docker and Docker Compose for running services. Firstly, clone the repository with submodules:

git clone [email protected]:eagletrt/backend-configuration.git --recurse-submodules

Then, build local images and pull services:

sudo docker compose build
sudo docker compose up -d

Environment variables files

.env file

  • NGINX_LOGS_DIR: Directory path where Nginx will place logs

  • NGINX_LETSENCRYPT_DIR: Directory path generated by Certbot, which contains the TLS certificates

  • API_CONF_FILE: Configuration file path of Telemetry API (Pivetta)

  • MONGO_ROOT_USERNAME: Root username of MongoDB instance

  • MONGO_ROOT_PASSWORD: Root password of MongoDB instance

  • INFLUX_LOGGER_CONF_FILE: Configuration file path of Influx Logger

  • NGINX_LOGS_DIR: This variable specifies the directory path where Nginx, our robust web server, will store its logs for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.

  • NGINX_LETSENCRYPT_DIR: Here, we define the directory path where Certbot, our certificate management tool, stores the TLS certificates ensuring secure communication between clients and servers.

  • API_CONF_FILE: Points to the configuration file path for our Telemetry API (Pivetta one), enabling flexible setup and customization.

  • MONGO_ROOT_USERNAME: Sets the root username for accessing our MongoDB instance, an integral part of our backend infrastructure.

  • MONGO_ROOT_PASSWORD: Specifies the root password for authentication and access control within our MongoDB environment.

  • INFLUX_LOGGER_CONF_FILE: Denotes the configuration file path for Influx Logger, facilitating efficient logging and data management capabilities.

.eagle-app.env

For additional environment variables specific to EagleApp, please refer to the environment variables documentation of EagleApp