This repository has the scripts used to build tsuru's docker images. Keep reading for better understanding what that image does and how to create your own image for using at tsuru.

Tsuru performs some actions in the containers created by docker. Each image has a built-in deployment script, which also runs the requirements.apt file (so_requirements file). If none of the default images attends your needs, you have to customize an image. This repository aims to make this process easier.

In order to create a base image for a platform (let's say you wanna add support for php, for instance) you can use tsuru's base image as your base image, and addapt to your needs. Implementing the hooks (described below) will allow tsuru to run php apps properly.

Images must have two scripts (or hooks):

• deploy
• so_dependencies

The deploy hook receives the application git read-only url. It will clone the repository into the $CURRENT_DIR environment defined in the config file. If the directory already exists, the script will simply run a git pull inside $CURRENT_DIR. This script will also call the so_dependencies function, defined in the so_dependencies file. The so_dependencies script is intended to install OS requirements. It is not platform dependent and, therefore, can be used for any kind of application.

To add support for platforms tsuru does not have built-in support, one must create images. Simply create a container using tsuru base image and install everything your platform needs to run. When you're done, commit and push the image to docker registry. You might have to change some of the default scripts. For example, if you need to search platform specific dependencies (and you will probably need), you'll have to call your custom dependencies seeker in the deploy script, which is the only one called directly by tsuru in deployment time.