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Docker for DOMjudge

These Dockerfiles allow you to run DOMjudge inside a Docker container.

Usage

Use Docker Compose to build the images:

$ docker-compose -f docker-compose-domserver.yml up --build
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose-judgehost.yml up --build

You may want to edit domserver/apache.conf.in to enable TLS or tweak the PHP upload restrictions.

All environment variables can be set in the relevant *.env files.

domserver

The domserver compose file comes bundled with a MariaDB container. If you want to use this, you only need to specify a password for the mysql root user and for the domjudge user by setting DOMJUDGE_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD and MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD to the root password, and DOMJUDGE_DB_PASSWORD to the domjudge user password. You can also use a standalone MySQL server. In that case, you need to specify the DOMJUDGE_DB_HOST variable. It is also possible to specify a database name and domjudge user name (both default to domjudge) by setting DOMJUDGE_DB_NAME and DOMJUDGE_DB_USER.

You can also specify a timezone by setting the TIMEZONE variable.

judgehost

As for the judgehost, you need to run the container in privileged mode to use cgroups. You also need to specify the domserver URL and judgehost user password by setting DOMSERVER_HOST, DOMSERVER_PASSWORD. You can set DOMJUDGE_USER as well, but it defaults to judgehost. You should also specify a hostname for this container to identify it in the domserver.

If you want to support more programming languages, you need to edit judgehost/languages to enable/disable languages. If a language you want isn't listed, feel free to create an issue or submit a pull request!

You also need to specify the following kernel parameters on the container host for cgroups: cgroup_enable=memory swapaccount=1.

Patches

You can customize the DOMjudge source by adding patches to the patches directories.

ICPC Tools

The ICPC tools can be used by domjudge with some work arounds. After setting up the contest and autojudges, the following steps can be used to get several tools working.

Make sure the contest is created and active

  • create an user for the event feed (e.g. event) with the roles jury, event_reader and full_event_reader

  • update the username and password and contest id in the file eventdaemon.env

  • start the event deamon

      $ docker-compose -f docker-compose-eventdaemon.yml up

  • Update the passwords and contest id in cds.env

  • start the contest data server

      $ docker-compose.exe -f docker-compose-cds.yml up --build

  • verify everything works by going to https://<host>:8443/contests/<contest-id> (The first time you visit this link, it will retrieve the data.)

Adding contest banners to the presentation

Put a file banner.png and logo.png in the assets folder. The banner will be displayed on the clock and message presentations.

Adding custom slides to the presentation(e.g. sponsors/promo)

Add in the photos directory the images as jpg or png that you want to make available to the presentations client. Select the Photos presentation to display the images.

Add in the assets directory files named logoA*.png and logoB*.png for their respective presentations.

Photo presentations zoom a little and let image move diagonally over the screen. Logo presentations are centered and don't move.

Setting up Presentation server

Download the latest version of Presentation Controller and unzip the file. Run the following command to connect to the cds

	$ ./presAdmin.sh https://<cds-host> admin <adminPassword>

Setting up the Presentation client

Download the latest version of Presentation Client and unzip the file. Run the following command to the connect to the cds.

	$ ./client.sh <clientName> https://<cds-host>/api/contests/<contest-id> presentation <presentation-password>

Setting up the Resolver with custom places

Download the latest version of the Resolver and unzip the file. Generate the standing by running the awards script and connect to your cds using the url https://<cds-host>/api/contests/<contest-id> with the admin account.

Setup the standings as desired and save the file as awards.json.

The file generated by awards(version 2.0-1798) does not create a valid event-feed. Workaround:

  • download event feed from https://<cds-host>/api/contests/<contest-id>/event-feed to event-feed.json
  • open the newly created file event-feed.json
  • open the awards.json file and scroll tot he bottom
  • look for the awards lines
{"type":"awards","id":"cds2503","op":"create","data":{"id":"rank-1","team_ids":["3"],"citation":"1st place"}}
{"type":"awards","id":"cds2504","op":"create","data":{"id":"rank-2","team_ids":["6"],"citation":"2nd place"}}
{"type":"awards","id":"cds2505","op":"create","data":{"id":"rank-3","team_ids":["4"],"citation":"3rd place"}}
  • copy these lines to the bottom of event-feed.json

Now the scoreboard can be resolved with custom places and awards by executing

    $ resolver event-feed.json

Adding contest logo and banner to the resolver

To have the contest logo and banner included in the resolver:

  • create a folder, e.g. cdp

  • add in to the folder event-feed.json, logo.png and banner.png

  • start the resolver with the following command with the correct directory:

      $ resolver .\cdp\