...

• Clone repository
• Configure .env file
  • USER_NAME: Container user name. No need to change
  • GROUP_NAME=Container user name. No need to change
  • USER_ID: The user id to be assigned, this should be the same as your own local user (Find out with "id -u")
  • GROUP_ID: The group id to be assigned, this should be the same as your own local user (Find out with "id -g")
  • ALMA_DIR: Directory to install ACS (Will use some disk space ~2-4GB)
  • HOME_DIR: Home directory to configure .bashrc and other files that you want to survive container restart, besides your ACS installation and you repositories
  • REPO_DIR: Directory where you have placed the seii202105 repository
• Create your directories locally, to ensure proper ownership and permissions
• Build the image
• Start a container
• Connect multiple instances (Exec)

#Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/tstaig/seii202105.git
cd seii202105/acs-ws

#Configure .env file
vim .env #...

#Create directories
#The environment variables don't really exist, you must use the paths you defined in the .env file
mkdir $ALMA_DIR
mkdir $HOME_DIR
mkdir $REPO_DIR

#Build the image
make acsbuild

#Run container
#Container entry point, if you exit, all other exec instances will be lost
make run

#Connect to running container
#On a different console, you could start multiple instances
make exec

...

• Run or connect to a container
• Clone ACS repository (May take some timeTakes around 2-5 minutes)
• Execute installation scripts 
  • buildExtProds.sh (Takes around an hour)
  • buildACS.sh (Takes around 45 minutes)

make run

#Now inside the docker container
cd /Repos
git clone https://bitbucket.alma.cl/scm/asw/acs.git
cd acs
git checkout acs/2021APR
/scripts/buildExtProds.sh
/scripts/buildACS.sh

Configure .bashrc

Add the following at the end of your .bashrc file:

if [ -f /alma/ACS-2021APR/config/.acs/.bash_profile.acs ]; then 
    source /alma/ACS-2021APR/config/.acs/.bash_profile.acs
fi