Pagoda + Qinglong + Nvjdc + push [updated on November 24, 2021]

I tossed this thing for half a month and read countless articles and tutorials. I can be regarded as a summary. Open the whole!

System: CentOS7.9

SSH software: NxShell

Ports are defined according to personal conditions!

catalogue

1, Install pagoda panel

2, Install Qinglong panel

3, Install Nvjdc

4, Push

1, Install pagoda panel

1. Update yum package

yum update -y

2. Pull the mirror image of the pagoda panel and install it

CentOS7 above:
yum install -y wget && wget -O install.sh http://download.bt.cn/install/install_6.0.sh && sh install.sh
CentOS7 following:
yum install -y wget && wget -O install.sh http://download.bt.cn/install/install.sh && sh install.sh

3. Enter bt to change the panel user name (6), password (5), port number (default 8888), and the server opens the pagoda port

ip: port number (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8888) to access the pagoda panel

If the prompt "please use the correct portal to log in to the panel", bt = = "pagoda panel command line = =" 14 ", view the panel default information, Ctrl + Click = =" extranet panel address

2, Install Qinglong panel

1. Installing Docker: pagoda panel = = "software store = =" Docker Manager

2. Pull the Qinglong panel

docker pull whyour/qinglong:latest

2. Create container

Here, I will directly create two containers. You can create the number of containers according to your needs

By the way, the - p 5700:5700 in the front is on the server and the docker in the back. When creating multiple containers, you only need to change the 5700 in the front, but not the latter

Create the first container directory QL_ one

mkdir ql_1 && cd ql_1

Create the first container qinglong_1. The server opens port 5700

docker run -dit \
-v $PWD/ql/config:/ql/config \
-v $PWD/ql/log:/ql/log \
-v $PWD/ql/db:/ql/db \
-v $PWD/ql/repo:/ql/repo \
-v $PWD/ql/raw:/ql/raw \
-v $PWD/ql/scripts:/ql/scripts \
-v $PWD/ql/jbot:/ql/jbot \
-p 5700:5700 \
--name qinglong_1 \
--hostname qinglong_1 \
--restart unless-stopped \
whyour/qinglong:latest

Just as an example of creating multiple containers, create the number of containers according to your needs!

Create a second container directory QL_ two

mkdir ql_2 && cd ql_2

Create a second container qinglong_2. The server opens port 5800

docker run -dit \
-v $PWD/ql/config:/ql/config \
-v $PWD/ql/log:/ql/log \
-v $PWD/ql/db:/ql/db \
-v $PWD/ql/repo:/ql/repo \
-v $PWD/ql/raw:/ql/raw \
-v $PWD/ql/scripts:/ql/scripts \
-v $PWD/ql/jbot:/ql/jbot \
-p 5800:5700 \
--name qinglong_2 \
--hostname qinglong_2 \
--restart unless-stopped \
whyour/qinglong:latest

ip: the port number (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:5700) accesses the Qinglong panel for initialization

Enter qinglong_1 container, docker exec -it container name bash

docker exec -it qinglong_1 bash

3. Pull the warehouse. I use it here KingRan The boss's warehouse and other bosses' warehouses. You can find them by yourself

Domestic chicken:
ql repo https://ghproxy.com/github.com/KingRan/JDJB.git "jd_|jx_|jdCookie" "activity|backUp" "^jd[^_]|USER|utils|function|sign|sendNotify|ql|JDJR"
Foreign chicken:
ql repo ql repo https://github.com/KingRan/JDJB.git "jd_|jx_|jdCookie" "activity|backUp" "^jd[^_]|USER|utils|function|sign|sendNotify|ql|JDJR"

3, Install Nvjdc

1. Install decompression software

yum install wget unzip -y

2. Create a directory to put the configuration and chromium

mkdir nolanjdc && cd nolanjdc

3. Download the config.json configuration file and modify your own configuration

Foreign chicken:
wget -O Config.json https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kristyzhy/NolanHzy-nvjdc/main/Config.json
 Domestic chicken:
wget -O Config.json  https://ghproxy.com/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kristyzhy/NolanHzy-nvjdc/main/Config.json

4. Modify Config.json

obtain Client ID and Client Secret

Qinglong panel = = "system setting = =" application setting = = "add application = =" name optional = = "select all permissions

Pagoda file = = / root / nolanjdc / config = = > config.json

Configure multiple Qinglong = = {...}, {...}

5. Create the chromium folder and enter

mkdir -p  .local-chromium/Linux-884014 && cd .local-chromium/Linux-884014

6. Download chromium

wget https://mirrors.huaweicloud.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/Linux_x64/884014/chrome-linux.zip && unzip chrome-linux.zip

7. Delete the compressed package you just downloaded

rm  -f chrome-linux.zip

8. Go back to the directory you just created

cd  /nolanjdc

9. Pull the image (it may be invalid) I have a packaged image here (if you want to share Alibaba cloud, there are restrictions, or Baidu cloud) Baidu network disk, please enter the extraction code 43s3

sudo docker pull nolanhzy/nvjdc:0.3

Pagoda = = "Docker manager 3.7 = =" image export = = "upload file = =" select my packaged image = = "start uploading = =" import

10. Create and start Nvjdc, and the server opens port 5701

sudo docker run   --name nolanjdc -p 5701:80 -d  -v  "$(pwd)"/Config.json:/app/Config/Config.json:ro \
-v "$(pwd)"/.local-chromium:/app/.local-chromium  \
-it --privileged=true  nolanhzy/nvjdc:0.3

ip:5701 access Nvjdc