/lizmap-docker-compose

Run Lizmap stack with docker-compose

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Run Lizmap stack with docker-compose

Run a complete Lizmap stack with test data.

  • Lizmap Web Client
  • QGIS Server
  • Redis

Note: this is a sample configuration for testing Lizmap web client with QGIS and WPS features: if you want use it on a production server you will need to make adjustments for meeting your production requirements.

Requirements

  • Docker engine
  • docker-compose
  • make (optional in Windows)

Quick start

Execute those commands above for your system and open your browser at http://localhost:8090.

Linux

In command shell configure the environment

make configure

Or if you want to test specific version (here last 3.3.x version):

make configure LIZMAP_VERSION_TAG=3.3

Run lizmap:

docker-compose up

Windows

In order to user Docker on Windows you must install Docker desktop for Windows

You can execute same commands as Linux part given above if you use make (optional).

Or in command powershell execute:

docker-compose --env-file .env.windows up

Or if you want to test specific version, you can edit .env.windows and change (here last 3.3.x version):

LIZMAP_VERSION_TAG=3.3

Running the first time

The previous commands create a docker-compose environnement and run the stack

The Lizmap service will start two toys projects that you will have to configure in the Lizmap interface.

See the Lizmap documentation for how to configure Lizmap at first run.

Default login is admin, password admin. It will be asked to change it at first login.

Add your own project

You need to :

  • create a directory in lizmap/instances
  • visit http://localhost:8090/admin.php/admin/maps/
  • in the Lizmap admin panel, add the directory you created
  • add one or more QGIS projects with the Lizmap CFG file in the directory

Reset the configuration

In command line

make clean 

This will remove all previous configuration. You will have to reenter the configuration in Lizmap as for the first run.

Activating Postgis service

Postgis service may be activated by using the profile option in docker-compose

Example:

docker-compose --profile postgis up

Note that the default admin password will be postgres and may be changed when creating the environment. You may also change the host name alias of database (which default to db.lizmap)

Example

make configure POSTGRES_PASSWORD=md5<my_md5_password> POSTGIS_ALIAS=mydb.host.name

The database will persist as named volume postgis_data.

Running lizmap as CNAB bundle app with Porter

  1. Install porter (latest)
  2. Create the destination directory for installing lizmap files
  3. Execute porter install --reference 3liz/porter-lizmap:v0.1.0 --param destination=<destination-dir> --allow-docker-host-access

Note: if you install lizmap from the CNAB bundle you don't need to install docker-compose

Références

For more information, refer to the docker-compose documentation

See also:

Docker on Windows: