This directory contains the Dockerfile used to build the Docker image capable of running this application.

It includes a number of helper scripts to be run by the CI/CD pipeline but can also be run locally to build the image.

You can build the docker image locally.

Use the build-docker.sh script to build the docker image. There are two required arguments that must be set:

1. service-name: The name of the service being built
2. service-version: The version of the service being built

This script will then call Docker build which will in turn retrieve the given version of the service from Artifactory and install it into the Docker image. The docker tag of the built image will be returned from the script.

Example:

./docker/build-docker.sh -n podaac-forge -v 0.1.0

The Docker image can be run directly using the docker run command.

The push-docker-ecr.sh script can be used to push a docker image to AWS ECR. There are two required arguments:

1. tf-venue: The target venue for uploading (sit, uat, or ops).
2. docker-tag: The docker tage of the image being pushed

The easiest way to use the push-docker-ecr.sh script is to first call build-docker.sh and save the output to the docker_tag environment variable. Then call push-docker-ecr.sh.

Example:

export docker_tag=$(./docker/build-docker.sh -n podaac-forge -v 0.1.0)
./docker/push-docker-ecr.sh -v sit -t $docker_tag
```e the local wheel file, call the `build-docker.sh` script with the optional argument `--local`. This
will cause the docker image to use the local wheel file instead of downloading the software from Artifactory. 
The docker tag of the built image will be returned from the script.

Example:

```shell script
./docker/build-docker.sh -n podaac-forge -v 0.1.0 --local

The Docker image can be run directly using the docker run command.

The push-docker-ecr.sh script can be used to push a docker image to AWS ECR. There are two required arguments:

1. tf-venue: The target venue for uploading (sit, uat, or ops).
2. docker-tag: The docker tage of the image being pushed

The easiest way to use the push-docker-ecr.sh script is to first call build-docker.sh and save the output to the docker_tag environment variable. Then call push-docker-ecr.sh.

Example:

export docker_tag=$(./docker/build-docker.sh -n podaac-forge -v 0.1.0)
./docker/push-docker-ecr.sh -v sit -t $docker_tag