[Container-tools] Atomic CLI + Atomicapp workflow

[Vaclav Pavlin]

IMO the answer is "BIG FAT YES!":)

+1 for this approach from me.

Vašek

On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 2:45 AM, Dusty Mabe <dusty at dustymabe.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I've had conversations over the past few weeks with many of you about
> atomicapp and running it through Atomic CLI. Basically the problem is that
> the INSTALL/RUN/STOP labels are a bit fragile and we have seen breakage a
> few times as a result. In the discussions we have talked about better
> alternatives and I think this is what we'd like to go with in the future:
>
> 1 - the only case where atomic cli needs to work is for running `atomic
> run <appname>` any other piece of the puzzle WILL be handled by the
> atomicapp cli (excludes openshift use case)
> 2 - people can use the atomicapp cli to do
> unpack/install/run/uninstall/etc... whatever the tool supports they can do
> it
> 3 - people can use atomicapp cli from an installed rpm OR from an alias
> that runs a docker container to run the cli
>
> An example of the alias would be:
> alias atomicapp='docker run -it --rm  --privileged -v $(pwd):/atomicapp -v
> /run:/run -v /:/host --net=host --name atomicapp
> projectatomic/atomicapp:latest'
> OR in the future may be:
> alias atomicapp='atomic run projectatomic/atomicapp'
>
> The idea is that you would use the alias just like if atomicapp were
> installed on the system:
> atomicapp install dusty/helloapache
> cd /var/lib/atomicapp/dusty-helloapache-9cb2a3704f1d
> atomicapp run --provider docker ./
> curl localhost
> atomicapp stop ./
>
> So with all of this, my question is: can we get rid of the INSTALL and
> STOP labels in the Dockerfiles for Atomic App?
>
> Dusty
>
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