Intro
=====

This is a very basic example of how one can build the foreman from sources and make a container out of it.
The mariadb container is not even used in this example, but you can use it on your own.


Running the Foreman
===================

```
cd foreman/
docker-compose run -d
```

Foreman credentials
===================

You can get the foreman "Login credentials" when the container foreman-data is running seeds on built.
It will look like this
```
Login credentials: admin / PassWoRd
```

Connecting to the Foreman Web
=============================

Get the IP of the nginx-passenger container
```
docker exec -ti foreman_nginx-passenger_1 ip a
```

Add the following line to your `/etc/hosts` file
```
172.21.0.3 foreman-web
```

In my case the nginx-passenger's IP was 172.21.0.3

After that run your favorite browser and access the `http://foreman-web` :-)



Working inside the container
============================

```
docker exec -ti foreman_foreman-data_1 /bin/sh
$ cd /src/foreman
/src/foreman $ bundle exec rake -T
```

After you have changed something, don't forget to kill -HUP <pidof nginx> in the foreman_nginx-passenger_1 container.


Logs
====

Logs stored at the `/src/foreman/log/production.log`