Instructions for deploying the ahi-backend version 1.2.33 using Docker

Steps

1. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd workspace/ahi-backend/

2. Check the active Git branch: Ensure you’re on the master branch.

   git branch

   • The output should indicate that the master branch is active.

3. Pull the latest changes from the master branch:

   git pull origin master

4. Rebuild the Docker image:

   • Build a new Docker image for ahi-backend version 1.2.33 using the alpine.Dockerfile.

   docker build -f alpine.Dockerfile -t gmfdev24/ahi-backend:1.2.33 .

5. Navigate to the Docker configuration directory for ahi-backend:

   cd server-docker-config/ahi-backend/

6. Edit the docker-compose.yml file:

   • Open the docker-compose.yml file using a text editor like nano.

   nano docker-compose.yml

   • Locate the line specifying the image version, and update it from:

     image: gmfdev24/ahi-backend:1.2.32

     to:

     image: gmfdev24/ahi-backend:1.2.33

7. Check the running Docker containers:

   • Find the currently running ahi-backend container.

   docker ps -a | grep ahi

   • Note the CONTAINER ID for the container running version 1.2.32.

8. Stop and remove the old container:

   • Replace ae34cec1FPM with the CONTAINER ID of the old container if different.

   docker stop ae34cec1FPM && docker rm ae34cec1FPM

9. Re-run docker-compose with the new image:

   • Use --force-recreate to ensure the container is updated.

   docker compose up -d --force-recreate

After these steps, the deployment of version 1.2.33 should be complete, and ahi-backend will be running with the updated image.