Install and run an GLPI instance with docker.
docker run --name glpi -p 80:80 -d diouxx/glpidocker run --name glpi --link yourdatabase:mysql -p 80:80 -d diouxx/glpiFor an usage on production environnement or daily usage, it's recommanded to use a data container for persistent data.
- First, create data container
docker create --name glpi-data --volume /var/www/html/glpi:/var/www/html/glpi busybox /bin/true- Then, you link your data container with GLPI container
docker run --name glpi --hostname glpi --link mysql:mysql --volumes-from glpi-data -p 80:80 -d diouxx/glpiEnjoy :)
Default, docker run will use the latest release of GLPI. For an usage on production environnement, it's recommanded to use the latest release. Here an example for release 9.1.6 :
docker run --name glpi --hostname glpi --link mysql:mysql --volumes-from glpi-data -p 80:80 --env "VERSION_GLPI=9.1.6" -d diouxx/glpiTo deploy with docker compose, you use docker-compose.yml and mysql.env file. You can modify mysql.env to personalize settings like :
- MySQL root password
- GLPI database
- GLPI user database
- GLPI user password
To deploy, just run the following command on the same directory as files
docker-compose up -dIf you need to set timezone for Apache and PHP
From commande line
docker run --name glpi --hostname glpi --link mysql:mysql --volumes-from glpi-data -p 80:80 --env "TIMEZONE=Europe/Brussels" -d diouxx/glpiFrom docker-compose
Modify this settings
environment:
TIMEZONE=Europe/Brussels