Docker container for OpenProject. It uses a MySQL database, nginx and Puma server. This setup is heavily inspired by abevoelker/docker-openproject but has some differences and advantages:

• It uses MySQL instead of PostgreSQL
• It has support for plugins
• Based on OpenProject CE with all official plugins preinstalled
• Specific versions of OpenProject instead of latest stable only

First you have to clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/HoHoSoft/openproject-docker.git. Before you start the container you should change the default database password my_password and my-secret-pw in docker-compose.yml to something more secure. Make sure to adjust the config/database.yml as well. Now you can run docker-compose up to build the container and link it with a MySQL 5.6 container. After some time OpenProject will be available on (http://localhost:8080). The default username and password is admin for both.

If you prefer to use your own MySQL database you can build the container with docker build . and adjust the config/database.yml to your needs. To setup the database you can use the db_init.sql script. Change the password first!

To enable e-mail notifications from OpenProject change the production section in config/configuration.yml to the correct values:

production:
  email_delivery_method: :smtp
  smtp_address: smtp.gmail.com
  smtp_port: 587
  smtp_domain: smtp.gmail.com
  smtp_user_name: ***@gmail.com
  smtp_password: ****
  smtp_enable_starttls_auto: true
  smtp_authentication: plain

After a restart of the container the changes will take effect.

To install a new plugin add the gem to config/Gemfile.local and delete the config/.setup-complete so that the container will rerun installation and database migration. Then restart the container.