## This file stands up an Orbital instance, along with a Postgres database
##
## Orbital will create a simple, single project workspace, which by default
## watches the directory where this docker-compose file is deployed.
##
## 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"
## optionally:
## docker-compose pull
## docker-compose up -d
##
## Also, you can launch Orbital pre-configured from within a Taxi project
## by running:
##
## taxi orbital
##
## The following variables can be set in a .env file:
##
## ORBITAL_VERSION (default: latest)
## SCHEMA_PATH (default: current directory .)

version: "3.3"

services:
   orbital:
      image: orbitalhq/orbital:${ORBITAL_VERSION:-latest}
      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.workspace.project-file=/opt/service/workspace/taxi.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

volumes:
   postgres_data: