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Please mention in your documentation about installing Mongo PHP Drivers. #103
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Add this line to the Vagrantfile |
I think we will prepare different installation option - providing a fully ready Docker container that can be configured via environment variables. |
@AndrewDryga are you thinking of a docker compose that will spin up gandalf.web and gandalf.api and have them work together ... or just a single Dockerfile for gandalf.api ... and a separate one for gandalf.web? |
We will start from separate containers, and maybe we will add a Docker Compose example later. |
I tried running all API, WEB, and Mongo container in the same network using docker compose file I created . Can't seem to get working. Web and API containers run fine but can't seem to make each other talk. Any part I am missing? |
There is a configuration file that you need to copy and specify the URL for the angular app to connect the the Gandalf API. If I am correct it should be this file |
@jsrosas I saw in a print-screen that you had a running example? Did you get it running through the dockers? Care to do provide a simple how-to for that? |
I dont think puppet handles the installation of the MongoPHP Drivers and the vagrant box does not either.
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