WARNING: This container is ephemeral AND based on sqlite. You WILL lose all issues entered as soon as the container exits.
This was mostly done as an experiment. I'm keeping it just as a reminder of Docker syntax.
See also https://github.com/VanJanssen/apache-bloodhound .
Run as follows:
docker build -t bloodhound:0.8 https://github.com/tonigi/docker_bloodhound.git
docker run --name="bloodhound_instance" -d -p 8080:8080 bloodhound:0.8
Then connect to your host's port 8080.
This thing should instead be linked to a MySQL container and modified accordingly. I am not even sure it is worth the effort when a VM would just do fine. Admin login and password are "admin".
There is also probably no need to create users and such.