More info about Tuleap on tuleap.org
This image is provided for demo & tests purpose. It's not meant for production.
To create a new container
docker run --name tuleap-aio enalean/tuleap-aio:centos7
Get it's IP address
docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' tuleap-aio
Set this ip address for tuleap.local in your /etc/hosts
And open your browser to https://tuleap.local and accept the self-signed certificate.
You can log in with admin user and the site admin password you can find with
docker exec tuleap-aio cat /root/.tuleap_passwd
The default setup comes with a lame password, you can override it with env MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
You can persist data with a data container set to /data. eg:
docker run --name tuleap-aio -v demo-data:/data enalean/tuleap-aio:centos7
If you had data on a centos6 based image you cannot run the centos7 image with those data. It might be possible to do the migration but as it's a demo image, it shouldn't be necessary.
All the init sequence is now managed inside Tuleap sources, for developers that want to work on it they should mount the sources like (from within Tuleap sources):
docker run -ti --name tuleap-aio -v $PWD:/usr/share/tuleap enalean/tuleap-aio:centos7