What is Taiga?

Taiga is a project management platform for startups and agile developers & designers who want a simple, beautiful tool that makes work truly enjoyable.

taiga.io

How to use this image

This is a fork from benhutchins/docker-taiga so the credit for the good work is for him. I've just made some changes to this in order to get it running in OpenShift cloud.

Deploy Taiga in OpenShift

First of all, you need to download this project and the submodule inside pointing the official Taiga repository.

git clone https://github.com/jialvarez/taiga_openshift.git && cd taiga_openshift/
git submodule update --init --remote
git checkout openshift

Then, you can deploy it in two different ways:

Deploying directly into OpenShift project

1. Just login into your cluster:
   oc login https://api.<starter_or_pro>-<location>.openshift.com --token=<token>

2. Select a project:
   oc project <project_name>

3. Start the conversion and deployment proccess
   kompose --file docker-compose.yml --provider openshift --verbose up
   
   Image generation can take a big time, so please be patient.
   
   If you want to remove pods, deployments, and volumes generated, you should type:
   kompose --file docker-compose.yml --provider openshift --verbose down

Generating templates and then deploy into OpenShift project

1. Just login into your cluster:
   oc login https://api.<starter_or_pro>-<location>.openshift.com --token=<token>

2. Select a project:
   oc project <project_name>

3. Generate templates
   mkdir templates && kompose --provider openshift -v convert -f docker-compose.yml -o templates/

4. Apply them
   kubectl apply -f templates/

Deploy Taiga in Docker containers

You should change to the docker-compose branch:
git checkout docker-compose
or
git checkout docker-compose-events

if you want to give a try to Taiga Events.

And then just type:
docker-compose up -d

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