## Orbital - Docker Compose
##
## This file was generated by calling https://start.orbitalhq.com/
##
## Customizing this file
## =================================
## Some parts of this docker compose file are OS dependent
## We couldn't detect your OS, so we've used values defaulting to Mac. You should check sections below to configure correctly
##
## Fetch an OS-dependent version of this file by running
## curl  -H "x-os: ${OS:-${OSTYPE:-$(uname)}}" https://start.orbitalhq.com -o docker-compose.yml
##
## Alternatively, you can pass your os directly by calling
## curl https://start.orbitalhq.com/?os=mac -o docker-compose.yml
##
## ...passing an os of either mac | windows | linux.
##
## The Stack
## ==============================
## This demo stack launches the following components:
##
## Orbital - our core platform
## Postgres - The database needed for Orbital
## Prometheus (Optional, but enabled) - Used for providing performance stats in Orbital's dashboards
## Nebula (Optional, but enabled - You should disable this before production) - Used for providing stubbed servers for testing and development
##
## Workspace
## ============================
## Orbital will create a workspace in the directory you launch this file from.
##
## You can launch orbital directly by downloading this file, and
## running docker-compose up.
##
## For example:
##
## curl https://start.orbitalhq.com -o "docker-compose.yml"
## docker-compose up -d
##
## The following variables can be set in a .env file:
##
## ORBITAL_VERSION (default: next)
##
## Note that variations of this file can be generated by passing the following options on the query string
## - gitProjectUrl : Pulls a workspace from a provided git url
##
## eg:
## curl https://start.orbitalhq.com/?gitProjectUrl=http://github.com/orbital/demos/myDemo.git  -o "docker-compose.yml"
##
services:

   orbital:
      image: orbitalhq/orbital:${ORBITAL_VERSION:-next}
      environment:
         JAVA_OPTS: >-
            -Xms256m
            -Xmx1024m
         OPTIONS: >-
            --vyne.analytics.persistRemoteCallResponses=true
            --vyne.analytics.persistResults=true
            --vyne.db.username=orbital
            --vyne.db.password=changeme
            --vyne.db.host=postgres
            --vyne.toggles.nebulaEnabled=true            
            --vyne.toggles.policiesEnabled=true            
            --vyne.workspace.config-file=/opt/service/workspace/workspace.conf
      ports:
         - "9022:9022"
      expose:
         - 9022
      volumes:
         - ~/.orbital/license/:/opt/var/vyne/license/
         - .:/opt/service/workspace
      depends_on:
         - postgres
      deploy:
         resources:
            limits:
               memory: 600mb
    

   postgres:
      image: postgres:15
      expose:
         - 5432
      ports:
         - "25432:5432"
      environment:
         POSTGRES_DB: orbital
         POSTGRES_USER: orbital
         POSTGRES_PASSWORD: changeme
      volumes:
         - postgres_data:/var/lib/postgresql/data


   # Nebula is a test and stubbing tool.
   # You can use Nebula to quickly deploy and script stub infrastructure, such as
   # Kafka brokers, databases, HTTP servers, AWS instances and more.
   #
   # See more at https://github.com/orbitalapi/nebula
   #
   # This is optional, and shouldn't be deployed in production.
   nebula:
     image: orbitalhq/nebula:next
     expose:
       - 8099
## Remove or comment out these lines if running on Linux

     ports:
       - "8099:8099"        
    
## Remove or comment out these lines if running on Windows or Mac
#
     # Nebula starts other docker containers, such as Kafka etc., so needs to 
     # run on the host network
     # 
     #network_mode: "host"
    # 
     volumes:
       - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock  # Allow nebula to control Docker
     environment:
       - DOCKER_HOST=tcp://localhost:2375    
## Remove or comment out these lines if running on Linux

       - TESTCONTAINERS_HOST_OVERRIDE=host.docker.internal


   # prometheus instance, which scrapes metrics from
   # the orbital and the stream-server
   # Optional.
   # If provided (and configured), then
   # metrics are shown in endpoint dashboards
   prometheus:
      image: prom/prometheus:v2.44.0
      ports:
         - "9090:9090"
      expose:
         - 9090
      volumes:
         - ./prometheus_data:/etc/prometheus
      depends_on:
         - prometheus-config-downloader      
      command:
         - --config.file=/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
         - --web.enable-lifecycle         
            
   
   ## This image downloads the prometheus configuration file from 
   ## https://start.orbitalhq.com/prometheus.yml, and then forces prometheus to reload it's config, then quits
   prometheus-config-downloader:
      image: alpine
      volumes:
         - ./prometheus_data:/etc/prometheus
      command: /bin/sh -c "apk add --no-cache wget && wget -O /etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml https://start.orbitalhq.com/prometheus.yml && wget --method=POST http://prometheus:9090/-/reload --quiet -O -"
  

volumes:
   postgres_data:
   prometheus_data: