vanhellsing/confluence repository overview

⁠Confluence Docker image

This folder contains the Dockerfile and associated files for the vanhellsing/confluence docker image which aims to make it a breeze getting an Atlassian Confluence instance up and running. This image is a variant of the setup from the vanhellsing/jira image.

⁠Using Docker Compose to run the published image (Recommended)

This will provision a local PostgreSQL DB container, download the confluence image from the public Docker Hub, and start a locally running instance of Confluence.

1. Install Docker (http://docs.docker.com/installation/⁠)
2. Install Docker Compose (http://docs.docker.com/compose/⁠)
3. From this directory, run docker-compose up
4. After a few moments, Confluence should now be running locally on http://localhost:8090⁠

⁠Using Docker Compose to build and run the Dockerfile (for developing the image)

This will provision a local PostgreSQL DB container, build the confluence image from the Dockerfile, and start a locally running instance of Confluence. It's meant to be used when you are contributing to the Dockerfile or don't have access to the public Docker Hub.

1. Install Docker (http://docs.docker.com/installation/⁠)
2. Install Docker Compose (http://docs.docker.com/compose/⁠)
3. From this directory, run docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up
4. After a few minutes, Confluence should now be running locally on http://localhost:8090⁠

⁠Database connection

The connection to the database can be specified with an URL of the format:

[database type]://[username]:[password]@[host]:[port]/[database name]

Where database type is either mysql or postgresql and the full URL might look like this:

postgresql://confluence:[email protected]/confdb

When a database url is specified Confluence will skip the database configuration step in the setup.

⁠Configuration

Configuration options are set by setting environment variables when running the image. What follows it a table of the supported variables: