eazybi/eazybi-private repository overview

⁠Private eazyBI

Private eazyBI is a self-hosted business intelligence and data visualization application. It integrates with Jira, Confluence and other business applications, as well as data from REST API, SQL, CSV or spreadsheet files.

See more information at https://eazybi.com/products/private-eazybi⁠

This is the standard image, which connects to an external database. If you prefer an image that bundles its own PostgreSQL database, use eazybi/eazybi-private-allinone⁠ instead.

⁠Tags

• latest — the most recent released version
• 9.0, 9.0.0 — specific major.minor and full version tags

⁠Run the image

The standard image requires an external database. PostgreSQL is the recommended and default database; MySQL, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server are also supported (select the database with the DATABASE_ADAPTER variable).

You can start the image without any DATABASE_* environment variables and provide all database connection parameters later from the eazyBI database settings page:

docker run -d --name eazybi-private -p 8080:8080 \
  -v eazybi_home:/var/eazybi_home \
  eazybi/eazybi-private:latest

Alternatively, provide the database connection parameters during the initial startup. They are written to config/database.toml in the eazybi_home volume:

docker run -d --name eazybi-private -p 8080:8080 \
  -e DATABASE_HOST=your-db-host \
  -e DATABASE_USERNAME=eazybi_private \
  -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=secret \
  -e USE_DWH_DATABASE=1 \
  -v eazybi_home:/var/eazybi_home \
  eazybi/eazybi-private:latest

Then access eazyBI at http://localhost:8080⁠

⁠Database environment variables

USE_DWH_DATABASE=1 enables a separate data warehouse database (named <database>_dwh by default). Other available variables are DATABASE_ADAPTER, DATABASE_PORT and DATABASE_NAME for the main database, and DWH_DATABASE_NAME, DWH_DATABASE_ADAPTER, DWH_DATABASE_HOST, DWH_DATABASE_PORT, DWH_DATABASE_USERNAME and DWH_DATABASE_PASSWORD to override individual data warehouse connection parameters (they default to the main database parameters).

These variables are read on startup and rewrite config/database.toml. Provide them only when first creating the container; once the configuration is stored in the /var/eazybi_home volume, recreate the container without them so your stored config/database.toml is not overwritten.

The /var/eazybi_home volume persists configuration and data across container restarts.