[Container-tools] Atomic CLI + Atomicapp workflow

[Dusty Mabe]

On 11/04/2015 09:41 AM, Vaclav Pavlin wrote:
> btw, can we still use INSTALL label to "install" the atomicapp alias 
> somehow? That would make a lot of sense to me:)

I think this makes sense and is something that I think we should do in 
the future. For now I want to completely take it away (the INSTALL 
label) for a period of time so that if anyone is using it they will know 
it is gone (at least as they knew it). We can add it back in the future 
to do this "different" thing.


>
> On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 3:17 PM, Christoph Görn <goern at redhat.com 
> <mailto:goern at redhat.com>> wrote:
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>     Hey Dusty, all,
>      I'm all GO on this.
>
>      3. needs to be a 'container first' solution. I know there are
>     RPMs out
>      there, but they will disappear in the future.
>
>      1. seems to be a convenience product for atomicapp. I would
>     really love
>      to see the super old and first requirement fulfilled: 'atomic run
>      ipa-server', but I am sure that this 'atomic run' needs to do a few
>      of the lifecycle management steps described in 2.
>
>             //G
>
>     On 11/04/2015 02:45 AM, Dusty Mabe 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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