AusNimbus builder for Clojure provides a fast, secure and reliable Play Framework and Clojure hosting environment.
This document describes the behaviour and environment configuration when running your Clojure apps on AusNimbus.
- Runtime Environments
- Web Process
- Dependency Management
- Environment Configuration
- Extending
- Debug Mode
AusNimbus supports the latest stable Java release.
The currently supported versions are jdk8
Your application's web processes must bind to port 8080
.
AusNimbus handles SSL termination at the load balancer.
Leiningen is used to build your uberjar.
The following environment variables are available for you to configure your Clojure environment:
NAME | Description |
---|---|
JAVA_OPTS | Options passed to Java. (Default: -Xmx$((MEMORY_LIMIT * 90 / 100))m ) |
AusNimbus builders are split into two stages:
- Build
- Runtime
Both stages are completely extensible, allowing you to customize or completely overwrite each stage.
If you want to customize the build stage, you need to add the executable .s2i/bin/assemble
file in your repository.
This file should contain the logic required to build and install any dependencies your application requires.
If you only want to extend the build stage, you may use this example:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Logic to include before"
# Run the default builder logic
. /usr/libexec/s2i/assemble
echo "Logic to include after"
If you only want to change the executed command for the run stage you may the following environment variable.
NAME | Description |
---|---|
APP_RUN | Define a custom command to start your application. |
NOTE: APP_RUN
will overwrite any builder's runtime configuration (including the Debug Mode section)
Alternatively you may customize or overwrite the entire runtime stage by including the executable file .s2i/bin/run
This file should contain the logic required to execute your application.
If you only want to extend the run stage, you may use this example:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Logic to include before"
# Run the default builder logic
. /usr/libexec/s2i/run
As the run script executes every time your application is deployed, scaled or restarted it's recommended to keep avoid including complex logic which may delay the start-up process of your application.
The recommend approach is to set your environment variables in the AusNimbus dashboard.
However it is possible to store environment variables in code using the .s2i/environment
file.
The file expects a key=value format eg.
KEY=VALUE
FOO=BAR
The AusNimbus builder provides a convenient environment variable to help you debug your application.
NAME | Description |
---|---|
DEBUG | Set to "TRUE" to enable Debug Mode |