| 💣 Disclaimer : NOT FOR PRODUCTION USE 💣 |
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| This repository provides a dockerized openIMIS database. It provides a quick setup for development, testing or demoing. It is NOT INTENDED FOR PRODUCTION USE. |
Please look for the directions on the openIMIS Wiki: https://openimis.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/OP/pages/963182705/MO1.1+Install+the+modular+openIMIS+using+Docker
Using the provided docker file, you can build a docker image running a SQL Server 2017, with a restored openIMIS backup database. This is done by giving the following ARGs to the docker build command:
docker build \
--build-arg ACCEPT_EULA=Y \
--build-arg SA_PASSWORD=<your secret password> \
--build-arg SQL_SCRIPT_URL=<url to the sql script to create the database> \
. \
-t openimis-db
Notes:
- by setting the ACCEPT_EULA=Y, you explicitely accept Microsoft EULA for the dockerized SQL Server 2017. Please ensure you read it and use the provided software according to the terms of that license.
- choose a strong password (at least 8 chars,...)... or SQL Server will complain
- if you don't provide the SQL_SCRIPT_URL, the reference empty backup will be used
To start the image in a docker container: docker run -p 1433:1433 openimis-db
To restore the backup inside the container:
- To spot the ID of the container:
docker container ls(spot the row with openimis-db IMAGE name) - Launch the restore script:
docker exec <CONTAINER ID> /create_database.sh
Note:
The database is writen within the container. If you want to keep your data between container execution, stop/start the container via docker stop <CONTAINER ID> / docker start <CONTAINER ID> (using docker run ... recreates a new container from the image... thus without any data)