Galette using Docker

Current repository hosts sources of the Galette docker image, created and maintained by Galette Community.

Features

• mount volume to keep persistent database settings (config.inc.php)
• keep data (images, logs, etc) persistent by mounting volume
• enabling Log IP addresses behind a proxy (optional)
• custom your CSS (volume)
• a crontab will run reminder.php every day at 8:30am to send reminder mail
• only webroot is exposed via Apache DocumentRoot and vhost
• you can use reverse proxy to access Galette by domain or subdomain

How to use this image

Run manually

First launch

run your docker container to install to connect Galette to your database server

docker run  -d -p 8080:80 --name galette \
galette/galette:latest

• go to localhost:8080 and complete installation (database, etc)
• stop container docker container stop galette and remove it docker container rm galette

Now your Galette database is created, to have a persistent MySQL/PostgreSQL configuration, you need to mount your config.inc.php as a volume

• create a config.inc.php file wherever you want containing the configuration copied above
• now run again your container with a persistent volume to your config.inc.php

docker run  -d -p 8080:80 --name galette
-v  /path/to/config.inc.php:/var/www/galette/config/config.inc.php \
-v  /path/to/data/attachments:/var/www/galette/data/attachments \
-v  /path/to/data/cache:/var/www/galette/data/cache \
-v  /path/to/data/files:/var/www/galette/data/files \
-v  /path/to/data/logs:/var/www/galette/data/logs \
-v  /path/to/data/photos:/var/www/galette/data/photos \
- ./data/templates_c:/var/www/galette/data/templates_c \
galette/galette:latest

You're done !

N.B.: You can check config.inc.php in container.

• in terminal, connect to container console docker container exec -ti galette bash
• and type cat /var/www/galette/config/config.inc.php to check your dabatase configuration
• exit from container console : exit

Using Docker Compose

An example of docker-compose.yml is provided.

First launch

• copy docker-compose.yml example wherever you want in a folder
• Edit your docker-compose.yml without a mounted volume (config.inc.php) and launch with docker-compose up -d
• go to localhost:8080 and complete installation (database, etc)
• stop and remove container : docker-compose down
• create a config.inc.php file wherever you want containing the configuration copied above
• edit docker-compose.yml and uncomment volumes section, make sure that your /path/to/config.inc.php is OK
• launch container with docker-compose up -d

You're done !

Reverse proxy

Nginx

An example of reverse proxy configuration for Nginx is provided.