This repo contains a docker configuration that can be used to deploy the ORBIS (v1 and v2) project from https://github.com/sul-cidr/orbis. The public site is available at https://orbis.stanford.edu/.
The configuration runs containers for the ORBIS php app, a PostgreSQL server with PostGIS and several custom extensions, and a GeoServer installation in a Tomcat container. It also runs an NGINX container which is exposed to the docker host on tcp/8080 (with the expectation that this will sit behind a web-server running directly on the host itself).
I've tried to touch the orignal repo (at sul-cidr/orbis), and in particular the code, as little as possible. The main thing is that the codebase was hardcoded to connect to a database server at orbis-prod.stanford.edu and a geoserver instance at regis-prod.stanford.edu, both of which are no longer available. Database parameters are now read from the environment and default to connecting to localhost (see https://github.com/sul-cidr/orbis/blob/main/v2/conn.php), and the javascript looks for the geoserver at /geoserver on the same host (which can be easily reverse-proxied, for example).
After cloning the repo, make sure you have docker engine and docker-compose installed, and run docker-compose up -d.
Because the source from sul-cidr/orbis is built into a layer in the docker image, the orbis_app image needs to be deleted and rebuilt in order to redeploy with updated source from GitHub.