The app runs as a Docker container behind the existing Nginx Proxy Manager,
which terminates TLS and proxies https://remote.bizgaze.com → bizgaze-support:8090
on the shared nginx_proxy_manager_default network. No host ports are published.
Deployment model: the server holds a git clone of this repo. Each deploy is a
git pull + rebuild via deploy.sh. Two files are not in git and
live only on the server — they survive every pull:
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
.env |
Secrets — TURN credentials, optional SSO_SECRET, BIZGAZE_WEBHOOK_URL. See .env.example. |
server/cert.pem, server/key.pem |
Self-signed cert for the app’s optional direct-HTTPS listener (8443). Not needed behind NPM, but harmless. |
Server facts:
root@118.95.33.89 port 61/opt/bizgaze-supportbizgaze_support_data → /data/data.db (persists across rebuilds)/opt/bizgaze-support.backups/ (newest 3 .tgz snapshots, auto-rotated)Run once to convert the existing folder into a git checkout without losing the
secrets. Prerequisite: the deployment files (Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml,
deploy.sh, etc.) are committed and pushed to origin/master first.
ssh -p 61 root@118.95.33.89 # or: plink -ssh -P 61 -pw '<pw>' root@118.95.33.89
# 1. Store git credentials so pulls are non-interactive (once per server).
git config --global credential.helper store
printf 'https://devops%%40bizgaze.com:Bizgaze%%40123@code.bizgaze.com\n' > ~/.git-credentials
chmod 600 ~/.git-credentials
# 2. Stash the live secrets.
cd /opt
cp -a bizgaze-support /opt/bizgaze-support.preclone.bak
mkdir -p /tmp/bzsecrets
cp bizgaze-support/.env /tmp/bzsecrets/ 2>/dev/null || true
cp bizgaze-support/server/cert.pem /tmp/bzsecrets/ 2>/dev/null || true
cp bizgaze-support/server/key.pem /tmp/bzsecrets/ 2>/dev/null || true
# 3. Replace the folder with a fresh clone.
rm -rf bizgaze-support
git clone https://code.bizgaze.com/Sravan/BizGaze_Remote.git bizgaze-support
cd bizgaze-support
# 4. Restore the secrets the clone doesn't carry.
cp /tmp/bzsecrets/.env ./.env
cp /tmp/bzsecrets/cert.pem ./server/cert.pem 2>/dev/null || true
cp /tmp/bzsecrets/key.pem ./server/key.pem 2>/dev/null || true
rm -rf /tmp/bzsecrets
# 5. Build & launch.
chmod +x deploy.sh
docker compose up -d --build
docker compose ps
If .env did not exist yet, create it from the template and fill in the TURN secret:
cp .env.example .env && nano .env
After pushing changes to origin/master:
ssh -p 61 root@118.95.33.89 'cd /opt/bizgaze-support && ./deploy.sh'
deploy.sh snapshots the current tree (keeping 3 backups), git reset --hards to
origin/master, rebuilds, and verifies /api/ice. Flags:
./deploy.sh --no-pull — rebuild the current checkout without pulling./deploy.sh --rollback — restore the newest backup snapshot and rebuildcurl https://remote.bizgaze.com/api/ice
Response must list the public STUN entry and a TURN entry at
global.relay.metered.ca. If only STUN appears, .env isn’t reaching the
container — check docker exec bizgaze-support env | grep TURN.
cd /opt/bizgaze-support && ./deploy.sh --rollback # newest snapshot
# or restore a specific snapshot:
ls -1t /opt/bizgaze-support.backups/*.tgz
tar -xzf /opt/bizgaze-support.backups/<stamp>.tgz -C /opt/bizgaze-support && docker compose up -d --build
The data.db volume is never overwritten by a rebuild, so data is retained
regardless of code version.