Odoo Images for Cetmix Tower

What is this?

These are Odoo images that are designed to be used with Cetmix Tower. To learn more about Tower check the Official website of the project.

Why not to use existing images?

There are many Odoo Docker images out there. Most well know and widely used are:

• Odoo official image by Odoo
• OCA CI image by OCA
• Doobda by Tecnativa
• odoo-bedroc by Acsone
• docker-odoo-project by Camptocamp
• ..some others we forgot to mention (sorry)

Those images have a lot of cool features and power tools inside. However Cetmix Tower already has all the tools. So our images have only the features that are used by Cetmix Tower itself.

Configuration

All configuration is done directly in the Cetmix Tower. Use Tower variables to provide build arguments values.

Available build arguments:

• ODOO_VERSION Used for building requirements. Each Dockerfile already has default value set
• DOCKER_ODOO_UID User ID of odoo user. Default value 9999
• DOCKER_ODOO_GID Group ID of odoo user. Default value 9999
• POSTGRES_VERSION Postgres version. Default is 14
• TARGETARCH Architecture to build image for. Will be detected automatically, specify custom value if needed. Eg amd64 or arm64
• ODOO_HEAD HEAD of Odoo git branch. Allows to checkout Odoo source code at custom HEAD. Default value == ODOO_VERSION
• ODOO_ORG_REPO Github repository with Odoo source code. You can use a custom one if needed. Default value is Odoo official repo: odoo/odoo
• EXTRA_ADDONS_RELEASE this is a technical argument used to prevent caching of the extra addons installation layers. Use Cetmix Tower {{ tower.tools.now }} system variable as a value to prevent cache usage for all commands after this argument.
• DB_MANAGER_PASSWORD Odoo database manager password. Default is suchMuchPassword

Usage

Files for each Odoo version are located in the corresponding directories. Although Cetmix Tower uses its own file management system you can build your own image using provided files. Use addons.yml file to add custom modules. Check Git Aggregator documentation for details. There is also a simple docker-compose.yml file which is meant for fast and easy testing.