Docker Compose for Omeka S and Neatline 3

1. Clone this repo.

   git clone https://github.com/scholarslab/neatline-omeka-s-docker.git folderName

2. Initialize submodules (get Neatline stuff)

   git submodule update --init --recursive

   • or if you need to update the contents of the submodules

   git submodule foreach --recursive git pull origin master

3. Create a .env file for the secrets.

   MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=SuperSecretRootPassword
   MYSQL_DATABASE=databaseName
   MYSQL_USER=userName
   MYSQL_PASSWORD=userPass
   OMEKA_DB_HOST=omekaS_test_db:3306
   OMEKA_TABLE_PREFIX=prefix_
   

4. Create a database.ini file to put the secrets into OmekaS

   user     = "userName"
   password = "userPass"
   dbname   = "databaseName"
   host     = "omekaS_test_db"
   

5. Start up docker

• When using Traefik

  docker-compose -f traefik.docker-compose.yml up -d

• When not using Traefik

  docker-compose up -d

6. Viewing the site

• When using Traefik
  • change your local /etc/hosts file to point a domain to your local computer

    127.0.0.1 testing.neatline.org
    

  • Browse to http://testing.neatline.org
• When not using Traefik
  • Browse to http://localhost:9000