# Install required plugins
sudo dokku plugin:install https://github.com/dokku/dokku-letsencrypt.git
sudo dokku plugin:install https://github.com/dokku/dokku-redis.git redis
# Create redis instance and quirrel app
dokku redis:create quirrel
dokku apps:create quirrel
# Configure env vars
dokku config:set quirrel PASSPHRASES=REPLACEME
dokku redis:link quirrel quirrel
# Deploy quirrel. If automated updates are desired,
# follow the instructions in the automated updates section instead.
dokku git:sync --build quirrel https://github.com/aditsachde/quirrel-dokku.git
# Replace default domain with custom domain
# Remember to point DNS properly
dokku domains:set quirrel quirrel.domain.tld
# expose quirrel on http port, required for cert
dokku proxy:ports-add quirrel http:80:9181
# automatically adds https:443:9181
dokku letsencrypt quirrelA Github workflow is used to open a pull request when the upstream image tag is updated. There is also a second workflow to automatically deploy when the master.
Fork this repo, then create a new ssh key on the Dokku machine.
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "[email protected]"
dokku ssh-keys:add quirrel-deploy ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
Set secret.SSH_PRIVATE_KEY to the newly generated key.
Set secret.DOKKU_URL to the deploy url of your Dokku instance. For example, dokku.me:22.
Optionally, set secret.SSH_HOST_KEY to the output of ssh-keyscan -t ecdsa dokku.me to prevent the host IP showing up in logs. If the host IP is still present, append it to the domain in the output of ssh-keyscan (ie dokku.me,10.0.0.2 ecd...).
If your Dokku app is not named quirrel, you may have to update the deploy workflow. The workflow also always force pushes, as this repo should be the source of truth. More information is availble on the Dokku docs.