]po[ V5.2 Docker Installer on Debian Bookworm

This Docker installer is one of the three official installers for ]project-open[. Please see the list of all installers including the official VMware distribution and the installers for Windows and Linux. Please also see the README.md on GitHub .

Requirements

We assume you are running a docker environment on a Linux host. Please follow the instructions at docker.com on to how to install and setup a docker development environment. The following instructions assume that you have configured docker to be used as a normal user, so there is no need to become 'root' in order to run docker commands.

The Build Environment

Please clone the Docker installer GitHub repo to a local directory.

git clone https://github.com/project-open/installer-docker.git

Building the System

The installer needs several external sources, so you have to start with the "build.bash" script:

$ ./build.bash

This will clone two additional GitHub repos "installer-linux" and "packages". After that you can start the actual process with:

$ docker compose up

This may take between 1 and 60 minutes, depending on your hardware.

As a result you should see debugging output from two different containers, "postgresql-1" and "projop-1". Please open a 2nd shell and check the running containers:

$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID   IMAGE                    PORTS                                             NAMES
7a93414117ce   project-open-v52-projop  0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8445->8443/tcp    project-open-v52-projop-1
57cba401208e   postgres:latest          5432/tcp                                          project-open-v52-postgres-1

Now point your favorite browser to http://localhost:8080/ and you should get the ]project-open[ login page. Enter with:

• Email: 'sysadmin@tigerpond.com'
• Password: 'system'

After playing around with ]po[ you can stop the installation:

$ docker compose down

To start again please use:

$ docker compose up

To remove the images completely and to start over (but not the source code):

$ ./clean.bash

Issues and Support

Please see the Issues section  of the Docker installer for support.