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1.5 KiB
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49 lines
1.5 KiB
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## Prerequisites
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Before you begin, you will need:
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- A server running Ubuntu 18.04 or later
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- `sudo` privileges
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- An internet connection
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## Steps
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1. Update the repository cache:
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`sudo apt update`
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2. Install the necessary packages:
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`sudo apt install -y nginx-light certbot python3-certbot-nginx docker.io`
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3. Add the current user to the `docker` group and switch to this group:
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`sudo usermod -a -G docker $USER && newgrp docker`
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4. Initialize Docker Swarm mode if it has not yet been initialized:
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`docker swarm init || true`
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5. Deploy the Gitea application using Docker Swarm:
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`docker stack deploy -c stack.yaml gitea`
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Note: The `stack.yaml` file contains the configuration for the Gitea application, including the Docker image to use, the ports to expose, and any environment variables to set.
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6. Change `GITEA_HOSTNAME` and `EMAIL` inside `.env` file to your own values and then run `setup_nginx.sh` script:
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`bash setup_nginx.sh`
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It will generate nginx config and issue ssl certificate for your Gitea.
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7. After that you can go to `$GITEA_HOSTNAME` URL and finish the installstion. At the bottom of install page, don't forget to create
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an administrator account.
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8. Go to `$GITEA_HOSTNAME/admin/runners`, press `Create new runner` button, copy registration token from there and incert it into `.env` file as `GITEA_TOKEN` parameter.
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9. Run `setup_act_runner` script, which will install CI agent to your node. You will se it on `$GITEA_HOSTNAME/admin/runners` page. |