Purpose: testing, show-case. Not realy production ready, you still need to read/edit some files, become familiar with copr components.

• docker
• virtualbox
• vagrant
• [ base builder image ]

• copr-frontend and copr-backend are executed inside docker, referenced as front and back
• back has ssh access to the host machine where it spawns builder VMs using vagrant
• back has access to front through docker linking

• select(create) a user on host ($USER) machine which should be able to use docker, vargrant, virtualbox
• execute add_lo_ip_addrs.sh to add local IPs to bind dockerised HTTP servers to.
• add content of etc-hosts-addition to your /etc/hosts for convinience

• cd docker-copr-backend

• build docker image using command:

  docker build -t test_front

• run front using script docker-copr-frontend/run_frontend.sh

• you should be able to see Copr running in browser at http://front.test

• cd docker-copr-backend

• generate ssh keypair, so that builder could ssh to the host, copy private key to builder_id_rsa

• [ - replace cloud/ssh_keys/vagrant_insecure_privkey if it was changed by vagrant or your distribution]

• do cp cloud/priv_vars.yml{.example,} and replace username with $USER

• edit cloud/vars.yml to select vagrant source boxes. To improve performance create your own vagrant box from provisioned instance. If you changed variable base_img_name update line config.vm.box = "f20_builder" in cloud/Vagrantfile

• build docker image using command:

  docker build -t test_back

• back should be able to process builds

I was forced to disable SELinux on host, it prevented ssh connection from docker to host/builder VM. Troubleshooting tool was unable to generate semodule to allow such connection. If somebody has ideas how to fix it and re-enable SELinux please ping me.