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--- esxi:docker_host [2019/09/17 13:50]
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+++ esxi:docker_host [2024/09/22 19:51] (current)
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 =====Docker Host=====
-Install Docker on Photon OS on ESXi
+====Setup====
+Setup Docker on Photon OS on ESXi, and install Portainer and Unifi Controller.
-  * Download the Photon OS ''OVA with virtual hardware v13'' from [[https://github.com/vmware/photon/wiki/Downloading-Photon-OS]]
+{{page>esxi:photon_os#Setup&noheader}}
-  * In ESXi:
-    * ''Create/Register VM''
-    * ''Deploy a virtual machine from an OVF or OVA file''
-    * Name the VM
-    * Upload the Photon OS OVA file
-    * Specify the desired ''Target Datastore''
-    * Accept the License Agreement
-    * Select Deployment Options
-    * Confirm settings
-    *
-    * ''Actions'' > ''Edit Settings''
-    * Select appropriate VM settings depending on desired applications
-    * Use NVMe Controller for the hard disk if using NVMe storage
-    *
-    * Set desired autostart setting
-    * Run VM
-    * Login with root details from the VM note
-    * Set new password
-    * Set new hostname ''hostnamectl set-hostname <hostname>''
-    * Update packages ''tdnf upgrade''
-    * Enable Docker to run at startup ''systemctl enable docker''
-    * Shutdown, Save initial snapshot, and start the VM again
-    *
-    * Install Portainer:
-      * ''docker volume create portainer_data''
-      * ''docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer''
-  * Open portainer at http://VM-url:9000
+Then set up Portainer and Unifi Controller:
+  * Power on the VM
+  * Using a SSH client, connect to <hostname>:50001 then run:
+<code bash>
+# Enable Docker to run at startup:
+systemctl enable docker
+# Install Portainer:
+docker volume create portainer_data
+docker run --name Portainer --restart=always -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer
+exit
+</code>
+  * Open portainer at http://docker.example.com:9000:
     * Create account
-    * Navigate to the only running container
+    * Install the Unifi Controller:{{page>ubnt:unifi_controller#Setup&noheader&inline}}
-      * Rename it to Portainer
-      * Set ''Restart policies'' to ''Always''
-  * Install Unifi Controller
+  * Shutdown, Save ''Configured'' snapshot, and start the VM again
-    * Add new container
+  * Edit VM note to add the following:
-    * Name > ''Unifi Controller''
+<code>
-    * Image > ''jacobalberty/unifi:stable''
+Docker host:
-    * Add network ports:
+Portainer:
-      * 8080/tcp - Device command/control
+/TCP, 9000/TCP http Web Interface
-      * 8443/tcp - Web interface + API
+http://<server.example.com>:9000
-      * 8843/tcp - HTTPS portal
+User: <User>
-      * 8880/tcp - HTTP portal
-      * 3478/udp - STUN service
-      * 6789/tcp - Speed Test (unifi5 only)
-      * 10001/udp - UBNT Discovery
-    * Add Volume mapping:
-      * ''container'' > ''/unifi''
-      * ''bind''
-      * ''host'' > ''/root/unifi''
-    * Add Environment variables:
-      * ''JVM_MAX_THREAD_STACK_SIZE'' > ''1280k''
-      * ''TZ'' > ''<Timezone of server>''
-    * Restart policy > ''Unless stopped''
-    * Deploy the container
-    * Access the controller at https://VM-url:8443
-    * [[esxi:Unifi Controller]]
-  * Shutdown, Save initial snapshot, and start the VM again
+Unifi Controller:
-  * Edit VM note to indicate details/running applications
+/udp, 3478/udp
+/tcp, 8080/tcp
+/tcp https Web Portal
+/tcp, 8880/tcp
+https://<server.example.com>:8443
+User: <User>
+</code>
   * FIXME: Add network mounts
+====Update====
+===Update the OS===
+Run ''systemctl enable docker'' after updating to re-enable docker starting on boot
+{{page>esxi:photon_os#Update&noheader}}
+===Update Portainer===
+Reconnect and run:
+<code>
+# Update the Portainer image:
+docker pull portainer/portainer-ce
+# If it responds with:
+# Status: Downloaded newer image for portainer/portainer-ce:latest
+# then run the following to update the container
+docker stop Portainer
+docker rm Portainer
+docker run --name Portainer --restart=always -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce
+</code>

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