rpm build using Docker

[Dan Kirkwood]

The latest master on https://github.com/Comcast/traffic_control now has support for building all of the traffic_control components using Docker.  The commit adding this is c5b6c7e.

Kick off the build using traffic_control/build/docker-build.sh:

$ cd traffic_control

$ ./build/docker-build.sh

The script creates an image "gitter" to clone the repository (by default, https://github.com/Comcast/traffic_control master branch).  There are instructions in that script to pull from a different repo/branch.  Each component is build within a separate container using the cloned repository from gitter.

This was developed using the latest Docker 1.12-beta21 on OSX -- hopefully will also work with other versions.   The plan is to use this to aid in continuous integration/testing/deployment,  but it should be helpful for anyone doing active development within traffic_control.

Future plans:

• use docker-compose to manage images/containers rather than the above script (hopefully for 1.7)
• set up automated continuous integration using this method
• set up to create packaging other than rpm

Any interest in helping to test this?   Feedback -- bugs, suggestions, contributions -- are welcome!  Please reply on this thread..

Thanks!   Dan Kirkwood

[David Neuman]

Sweet, good work Dan!  I will try to get some stick time with it.

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