This is a containerized stack for Appleseed Search Platform ( part of the Appleseed Framework ).

#Quickstart :#

Assuming you have docker-machine, docker, and docker-compose installed properly. You can get this stack running in about an minute or less.

• git clone https://github.com/Appleseed/search-stack
• cd search-stack
• docker-compose build
• docker-compose up

##Search Platform Internal Components :##

• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Web.User.Ng.Solr (will be pulled from release)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Web.User.Ng.Elastic (will be pulled from release)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Web.Admin (will be pulled from release)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Index.Solr (solr + appleseed-public)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Index.Elastic (elastic + appleseed_public)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Storage (busybox)
• TODO: Appleseed.Search.Engine (mono + Search.Console)

Other than the components which are part of the Search stack, this stack leverages out of the box containers that are widely available.

##Search Platform External Components :##

###Indexes (Solr, Elastic, Lucene)###

• DONE: Solr (using 4.10.4, for solr index endpoint)
• DONE: Elasticsearch (using latest, for elastic index endpoint)
• DONE: busybox (latest, for storage of configuration)

###Web App ###

• DONE: dotnet (latest, for running .net core code )
• TODO: nodejs (latest, for SPA apps, or lightweight proxies)
• TODO: Nginx or Apache HTTPd (to serve Single page apps )

Engine

• TODO: jdk (disabled, for running java/scala code)
• DONE: mono (disabled, for running .net pre core code)

Databases / Queues

• TODO: MySQL, MariaDB or PerconaDB (disabled, for internal needs, tests)
• TODO: PostgreSQL (disabled, for internal needs, tests)
• TODO: Redis (disabled, for internal needs, tests)
• TODO: Memcached (disabled, for internal needs, tests)
• TODO: RabbitMQ (disabled, for internal needs)
• TODO: MongoDB (disabled, for internal needs)

This stack's design was informed by Docker best practices and by other projects such as php-boilerplate-docker , ckan-docker , dotnet-nginx-kestrel Though it uses third party dockers, each dependent docker can be configured docker/ directory. Developers / administrators should not have to do much or any configuration in code.