Blueprint Developer Manual / Version 2104
Table Of ContentsIf you do not want to start the whole stack, you can start only the required components.
List all services
cd global/deployment/docker docker-compose config --services
From the list of services make a space separated list of services you want to start and put them in an environment variable, that is, for example:
export DC_DB="mongodb mysql" export DC_MANAGEMWENT_BACKEND="${DC_DB} solr content-management-server \ workflow-server content-feeder caefeeder-preview user-changes \ elastic-worker studio-server" export DC_PUBLICATION_BACKEND="master-live-server caefeeder-live" export DC_PREVIEW="cae-preview studio-client traefik" export DC_LIVE="cae-live" export DC_CONTENT=management-toolsNow you can use this to start what you most often need:
docker-compose up -d ${DC_DB} ${DC_MANAGEMENT_BACKEND} ${DC_CONTENT} overviewoverviewis not a docker command, but the overview service with all the links.
A different approach is to freeze the setup and then cut out everything you need.
docker-compose config > docker-compose.yml
You can then remove everything you don’t want. docker-compose.yml is ignored by
Git with the default .gitignore file.
You only have to make sure, that in your .env file
COMPOSE_FILE=docker-compose.yml
is set, otherwise the file won’t be loaded.
Of course. there are a lot of toggles for your convenience:
JAVA_DEBUG- default portsXXX06for JDWPFORCE_REIMPORT_CONTENT- once imported, the content won’t reimport unless forcedSKIP_CONTENT- same as not running themanagement-toolscontainer
