Less obstruse docker-compose?

[MaggiWuerze]

A simpler docker compose example would be nice. Must be possible to run it without a full blown traefik integration, right? I just want to throw it into a test container and play around with it for a bit

[sunjam]

Common test method with Owncloud and Nextcloud is to run them locally without a reverse proxy. My .02

[MaggiWuerze]

Yeah, I did that with a self build image, since the one from the Dockerfile wouldn't build. But that ends in another error, seen here:
#247

[micbar]

A simpler docker compose example would be nice. Must be possible to run it without a full blown traefik integration, right? I just want to throw it into a test container and play around with it for a bit

I understand the idea. Our current opencloud_full example tries to be a full modular template for production use.

Must be possible to run it without a full blown traefik integration, right?

This is generally possible, but difficult. You need to setup all the routing between multiple containers and services, because of OpenIDConnect, Collabora, Wopiserver and so on.

If you do not need all this, then compose is not needed at all.

Single Container "Just take a look"

docker run --rm --name opencloud -v opencloud-data:/var/lib/opencloud -v opencloud-config:/etc/opencloud opencloudeu/opencloud-rolling init --insecure true

The init step will create the config and data volumes and set an initial admin PW. The admin PW will be printed out when running the first step.

docker run --name opencloud -p 9200:9200 -v opencloud-data:/var/lib/opencloud -v opencloud-config:/etc/opencloud opencloudeu/opencloud-rolling

Then access https://localhost:9200 from your browser and skip the warning for the self-signed certificate.

[micbar]

Addition:

If you need demo users, use

docker run --name opencloud -p 9200:9200 -v opencloud-data:/var/lib/opencloud -v opencloud-config:/etc/opencloud -e IDM_CREATE_DEMO_USERS=true opencloudeu/opencloud-rolling

as the second step.

[MaggiWuerze]

Thanks, that definitely is an easier start with docker

[thbemme]

This compose is working for my needs to test opencloud:

services:
  opencloud-rolling:
    container_name: opencloud
    volumes:
      - /<local_directory_for_data>:/var/lib/opencloud
      - /<local_directory_for_config>:/etc/opencloud
    image: opencloudeu/opencloud-rolling
    ports:
      - 9200:9200
    entrypoint:
      - /bin/sh
    command: ["-c", "opencloud init --insecure true || true; opencloud server"]
    environment:
      IDM_CREATE_DEMO_USERS: true
      OC_URL: https://<your_docker_ip>:9200

[MaggiWuerze]

Nice, thanks

[Cantello]

As the init options are not really documented somewhere, what would be the equivalent for a https-secured instance with a reverse proxy and SSL certificates?
Sinmply omitting "insecure true" does not suffice...

[micbar]

You can see that in the opencloud_full example how to do a https secured instance with traefik and letsencrypt.
OpenCloud should always be used behind a reverse proxy.

[ralfi]

Cool, docker-compose works like a charme. Now we have to expand it for office and using existant reverse proxy (nginx or apache) ...

[micbar]

hm, adding all the good stuff is already done in the opencloud_full example. I doubt that you would like to do all the work again? 🤔

[ralfi]

Okay, i would have a setup without traefik because i have a good working apache reverse proxy and docker config for nextcloud and many more with subdomains.

[sdenike]

Just to ad to this, my use case will be the standalone Opencloud in Docker and accessing it via a Cloudflare Tunnel, so as minimal of an option that is possible would be great for myself as I am sure others as well. Hoping something like that is added to the documentation/examples.