#Jira dockerized
Forked from atlassian-docker.
Deploy a working jira installation via docker. Works exceptionally well with dokku-alt.
Current Jira version: 6.3
##Deployment with dokku-alt
Setup a postgresql database on your server with dokku:
$ dokku postgresql:create jira
Clone this repo and add your server's dokku url to your repositories' remotes (let's call our app jira as well):
$ git clone https://github.com/chmanie/jira-docker
$ cd jira-docker
$ git remote add dokku dokku@your-server.com:jira
Deploy:
$ git push dokku master
Grab a hot beverage. This may take some time. The docker container is built from scratch.
Your app is not ready for production yet!
###Persistence
To link the database to our app we need to:
$ dokku postgresql:link jira jira
The DB credentials should be spit out right now and are available in the ENV variable $DATABASE_URL on build time. You can get them after the app is deployed via dokku config jira.
We need to create a mounted volume to persist the jira config files, attachments and whatnot. To do this create a folder on your server, which is going to contain the persistant data files.
I put that right inside my app folder:
mkdir -p /home/dokku/jira/data
dokku-alt allows us to pass additional arguments to docker run via a DOCKER_ARGS file sitting inside the app folder. We are passing arguments to mount the data folder to the /opt/atlassian-home directory in the container:
touch /home/dokku/jira/DOCKER_ARGS
echo "-v /home/dokku/jira/data:/opt/atlassian-home" > /home/dokku/jira/DOCKER_ARGS
Redeploy the app or dokku rebuild jira
###Setup
Go to http://jira.your-server.com (or whatever app name you chose).
Maybe jira could obtain your database credentials automatically. On setup choose 'external database'. If asked for credentials put in the credentials you obtained earlier.
You're done!
##Deployment without dokku-alt
Coming soon!