This is a Docker image which provides a fully configured Phabricator image, including SSH connectivity to repositories, real-time notifications via Web Sockets and all of the other parts that are normally difficult to configure done for you.
This image is a fork of a RedpointGames image, with enhancements for cluster configuration.
You'll need an instance of MySQL for this Docker image to connect to, and for basic setups you can specify it with either the MYSQL_LINKED_CONTAINER or MYSQL_HOST environment variables, depending on where your instance of MySQL is.
The most basic command to run Phabricator is:
docker run \
--rm -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 22:22 \
--env PHABRICATOR_HOST=phabricator.mydomain.com \
--env MYSQL_HOST=10.0.0.1 \
--env MYSQL_USER=user \
--env MYSQL_PASS=pass \
--env PHABRICATOR_DAEMON_USER=phab-daemon \
--env PHABRICATOR_VCS_USER=vcs-user \
--env PHABRICATOR_REPOSITORY_PATH=/repos \
-v /host/repo/path:/repos \
pollenm/phabricator
Alternatively you can launch this image with Docker Compose.
To run a standalone Phabricator stack, you can custom and use the docker-compose.yml.standalone script. It contains information in its header.
For basic configuration in getting the image running, refer to Basic Configuration.
For more advanced configuration topics including:
- Using different source repositories (for patched versions of Phabricator)
- Running custom commands during the boot process, and
- Baking configuration into your own derived Docker image
refer to ADVANCED-CONFIG.md.
For issues regarding environment setup, missing tools or parts of the image not starting correctly, file a GitHub issue.
For issues encountered while using Phabricator itself, report the issue with reproduction steps on the upstream bug tracker.
The configuration scripts provided in this image are licensed under the MIT license. Phabricator itself and all accompanying software are licensed under their respective software licenses.