Docker Management
Shipyard enables multi-host, Docker cluster management. It uses the Citadel toolkit for cluster resourcing and scheduling. Shipyard has been dramatically simiplified and only requires access to the Docker Remote API and a RethinkDB instance.
docker run -d -P --name rethinkdb shipyard/rethinkdbdocker run -d -p 8080:8080 --link rethinkdb:rethinkdb shipyard/shipyard
You can then use the Shipyard CLI to interact:
docker run --rm -it shipyard/shipyard-cli
This will drop you into a shell with the Shipyard executable. Use shipyard login to login to the Shipyard instance. Use shipyard add-engine to add an engine and get started. See the docs for more information.
Use shipyard help to see full options.
Full docs are available at http://shipyard-project.com
There are four components to Shipyard:
The Shipyard controller talks to a RethinkDB instance for data storage (user accounts, engine addresses, events, etc). It also serves the API and web interface (see below). The controller uses Citadel to communcate to each host and handle cluster events.
Everything in Shipyard is built around the Shipyard API. It enables actions such as starting, stopping and inspecting containers, adding and removing engines and more. It is a very simple RESTful JSON based API.
The Shipyard CLI is a Docker inspired command line interface to a Shipyard cluster. It has been built from the ground up to support every feature that Shipyard offers.
The Shipyard UI is a web interface to the Shipyard cluster. It uses the Shipyard API for all interaction. It is an AngularJS app that is served via the Controller.
Shipyard is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for full license text.