dbis_core/CONTAINER_CREATION_COMPLETE.md

DBIS Core Container Creation - Complete

Summary

All 6 DBIS Core containers have been successfully created and are running on Proxmox host 192.168.11.10.

Containers Created

VMID	Hostname	IP Address	Status	Description
10100	dbis-postgres-primary	192.168.11.100	✅ Running	PostgreSQL Primary Database
10101	dbis-postgres-replica-1	192.168.11.101	✅ Running	PostgreSQL Replica Database
10120	dbis-redis	192.168.11.120	✅ Running	Redis Cache Server
10150	dbis-api-primary	192.168.11.150	✅ Running	Backend API Primary Server
10151	dbis-api-secondary	192.168.11.151	✅ Running	Backend API Secondary Server
10130	dbis-frontend	192.168.11.130	✅ Running	Frontend Admin Console

Container Specifications

PostgreSQL Containers (10100, 10101)

• Memory: 8 GB each
• CPU: 4 cores each
• Disk: 200 GB each
• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Standard
• Network: vmbr0 bridge
• Features: nesting=1, keyctl=1
• Unprivileged: Yes

Redis Container (10120)

• Memory: 4 GB
• CPU: 2 cores
• Disk: 50 GB
• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Standard
• Network: vmbr0 bridge
• Features: nesting=1, keyctl=1
• Unprivileged: Yes

API Containers (10150, 10151)

• Memory: 8 GB each
• CPU: 4 cores each
• Disk: 100 GB each
• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Standard
• Network: vmbr0 bridge
• Features: nesting=1, keyctl=1
• Unprivileged: Yes

Frontend Container (10130)

• Memory: 4 GB
• CPU: 2 cores
• Disk: 50 GB
• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Standard
• Network: vmbr0 bridge
• Features: nesting=1, keyctl=1
• Unprivileged: Yes

Script Created

Location: dbis_core/scripts/deployment/create-dbis-core-containers.sh

This script can be used to create any missing DBIS Core containers. It:

• Checks SSH access to Proxmox host
• Verifies if containers already exist (skips if present)
• Creates containers with proper configuration
• Starts containers automatically
• Provides summary of created/skipped containers

Next Steps

1. Deploy Services to Containers

The deployment scripts need to be run on the Proxmox host. You can either:

Option A: Run remotely via SSH

cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox
ssh root@192.168.11.10 "cd /path/to/dbis_core && ./scripts/deployment/deploy-all.sh"

Option B: Copy scripts to Proxmox host and run

# Copy deployment scripts to Proxmox host
scp -r dbis_core/scripts root@192.168.11.10:/root/dbis_core/
scp -r dbis_core/config root@192.168.11.10:/root/dbis_core/
scp -r dbis_core/templates root@192.168.11.10:/root/dbis_core/

# Then SSH and run
ssh root@192.168.11.10 "cd /root/dbis_core && ./scripts/deployment/deploy-all.sh"

2. Deployment Order

The deploy-all.sh script will deploy services in the correct order:

1. Phase 1: Foundation Services

   • PostgreSQL (primary + replica)
   • Redis

2. Phase 2: Application Services

   • Backend API (primary + secondary)
   • Frontend Admin Console

3. Post-Deployment Tasks

After deployment completes:

1. Configure Database

   ./scripts/deployment/configure-database.sh
   

2. Verify Services

   ./scripts/management/status.sh
   

3. Test API Health

   curl http://192.168.11.150:3000/health
   

Service Endpoints

Once deployed, services will be available at:

• PostgreSQL: 192.168.11.100:5432
• Redis: 192.168.11.120:6379
• API Primary: http://192.168.11.150:3000
• API Secondary: http://192.168.11.151:3000
• Frontend: http://192.168.11.130

Verification Commands

Check container status:

ssh root@192.168.11.10 "for vmid in 10100 10101 10120 10130 10150 10151; do echo \"VMID \$vmid:\"; pct status \$vmid; done"

Check container IPs:

ssh root@192.168.11.10 "for vmid in 10100 10101 10120 10130 10150 10151; do echo \"VMID \$vmid:\"; pct config \$vmid | grep '^net0:'; done"

Notes

• All containers are configured to start on boot (--onboot 1)
• Containers use unprivileged mode for security
• Network configuration uses static IPs on vmbr0 bridge
• Gateway is set to 192.168.11.1
• Storage uses local-lvm on Proxmox host

Troubleshooting

If containers fail to start:

1. Check Proxmox host resources (memory, disk space)
2. Verify network bridge vmbr0 exists
3. Check container logs: pct logs <vmid>
4. Verify template exists: pveam list | grep ubuntu-22.04