Oar-docker

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1.5.0

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Released on March 06th 2020

1.4.0

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Released on December 06th 2018

- Improve systemd usage in container
- Use of Docker API version 1.21
- Enhance
- Change Debian8 base image
- Add better CiGri template

1.3.0

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Released on June 13th 2016

- Rework install_oar.sh scripts (apache2 configuration + chmod 0600 oar.conf)
- Add newapi apache2 config (for the Python OAR API)
- Fix apache2 startup by systemd
- Rework port bindings, using the manifest
- Add port bindings to 6668 for OAR API
- Change default host port numbers for forwarding

1.2.0

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Released on March 30th 2016

- Reverted the frontend http server from nginx to apache
- Fixed OAR Rest API unit tests
- Configured COORM images to use the new oar3 python package and kamelot as default scheduler
- Fixed "core" resources creation
- Minor python3 fixes

1.1.0

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Released on February 10th 2016

- Updated base image version to 1.3.2
- Configured debian branches to pin some up-to-date packages from sid (nginx, systemd)
- Unmask systemd-tmpfiles-setup service (Fixed 45)
- Fixed /etc/hosts again mountpoint with the latest version of docker (>1.9)
- Added new coorm env based on jessie one
- Made init-scripts executable
- The install operation is not supported if no install_script is set to the manifest.json
- Added a manifest.json file to describe environments
- Try to pull docker images if missing
- Added ``--rebuild`` option to rebuild images even if already done
- send original oar-server log to journalctl
- Allocate tty by default in ``oardocker exec`` cmd

1.0.0

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Released on November 18th 2015

- Improved stability, performance and security
- Used systemd as default init for the containers
- Improved ressources usage with systemd activation socket.
- Used tmpfiles.d to create runtimes volatile files (pid,/var/run etc.)
- Passed environement variables to containers by using /etc/profile
- No more insecure ssh keys
- Fixed all web services (api, monika...) by replacing apache2 by nginx
- Improved logging by adding rsyslog node to centralize all logs
- Added ``--no-tail`` and ``--lines/-n`` options to ``oardocker logs`` command
- Created resources manually as it is faster than oar_resources_ini (no ssh connection)
- Removed unused scripts
- OAR3 ready

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