Respond CMS Docker Image

Building from DockerFile

To build your own Image you need to copy Dockerfile, env.example and vhost-config into one directory. Modify the env.example to your needs (change password, jwt-token, ...). You may also modify vhost-config.conf.

Then start the following command inside the directory to create a image called respond.

$ docker build -t respond .

Starting a container from the docker image

After the image is ready, you can start a container from the docker image.

$ docker run --name=web --restart=always -p 8088:80
$ -v /srv/respond/sites:/var/www/public/sites 
$ -v /srv/respond/resources:/var/www/resources 
$ -d respond

Parameter explanation

Run a container called web and let it start with the host --restart=always. Map the container port 80 to 8080 on the host to make respond available on http://hostdomain:8088. Map the sites and resources directories with -v from the container outside to host /srv/respond/* Note: www-data needs write permission to /srv/respond/* on the host Start the container in detached mode and use our respond image.

Tools

You can output apache error and access logs

$ docker logs web

Check your installation by navigating to http://yourhostdomain:8088/install/

Summary

With this configuration you can easily upgrade your respond container. Since your data is saved outside of the container you can delete the container and recreate it with a new version.