IoTReady/lxd_frappe

Frappe inside a LXD System Container

Shell

Notes

Install incus
Initialise incus
- incus admin init
- This sets up all the defaults needed to run the images (without zfs)

Images

frappe-base

Includes the pre-requisites listed here
We also install a few other packages that are needed: crontab, python3-venv
Does NOT include mariadb to allow use with externally hosted DB
Does NOT set up frappe-bench to allow installation of a version of your choice.

incus profile create frappe-base
# To restore backup
incus profile edit frappe-base < frappe-base.yaml

frappe

Builds on frappe-base
Sets up separate zfs disk for /home to allow easier backups
Sets up a frappe user with passwordles sudo
Sets up frappe version-15 (current stable)

incus profile create frappe
# To restore backup
incus profile edit frappe < frappe.yaml

frappe-mariadb

Builds on frappe
Sets up separate zfs disk for /var/lib/mysql to allow easier backups for MariaDB
Sets up mariadb server and client
Does NOT set a password for MariaDB root user - set one manually with mysql_secure_installation

incus profile create frappe-mariadb
# To restore backup
incus profile edit frappe-mariadb < frappe-mariadb-nozfs.yaml
./launch_frappe-mariadb.sh
./attach_frappe-mariadb.sh
cloud-init status --long
# Set root password for mariadb:
# Ensure you answer No when prompted for Unix socket auth
mysql_secure_installation

frappe-full

Builds on frappe-mariadb
Sets up supervisor
Sets up nginx and DNS multitenancy
Does NOT setup SSL via Let's Encrypt.
- You should use Caddy or Traefik on the host to set up SSL and reverse proxy requests to nginx inside the container.

incus profile create frappe-full
# To restore backup
incus profile edit frappe-full < frappe-full.yaml
./launch_frappe-full.sh
mysql_secure_installation

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