Jetbrains TeamCity environment

Deploys production-ready TeamCity to your machine using docker.

Webhook CI Proxy

Serves as a middleware for TeamCity Commit Hooks Plugin.

Listens for GitHub webhook payload, fetches pull request status via GitHub API and then re-sends webhook payload to TeamCity itself.

Pull requests prefetch is required to update PR's merge branch and get latest commits when checking VCS roots for changes. (see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-53108 for details).

Pre-requisites

• Docker
• docker-compose

How to build and run

1. $ cd compose/ci/

2. $ cp .env.dist .env

3. Modify environment variables at .env to fit your needs.

   ${WEBHOOK_CI_PROXY_ACCESS_TOKEN} is used for Webhook CI Proxy.

   You can obtain a token from https://github.com/settings/tokens.

   {WEBHOOK_CI_PROXY_CI_URL} is the interal address of a TeamCity server. Default one is http://teamcity-server:8111.

4. Build images:

   $ docker-compose build
   

5. Run it:

   Teamcity only with selfsinged SSL

   $ docker-compose -f general.yml -f teamcity.yml -f teamcity_volumes.yml -f proxy_teamcity_local.yml up -d
   

   Teamcity and Webhook CI Proxy with selfsinged SSL

   $ docker-compose -f general.yml -f teamcity.yml -f teamcity_volumes.yml -f webhook.yml -f proxy_all_local.yml up -d
   

   Teamcity only with SSL (acme.sh)

   $ docker-compose -f general.yml -f teamcity.yml -f teamcity_volumes.yml -f proxy_teamcity.yml up -d
   

   Teamcity and Webhook CI Proxy with SSL (acme.sh)

   $ docker-compose -f general.yml -f teamcity.yml -f teamcity_volumes.yml -f webhook.yml -f proxy_all.yml up -d