To list the services that will be started execute the following command:

docker-compose config --services

The result should look similar to this, depending on the value of COMPOSE_FILE:

mysql
mongodb
solr
content-management-server
master-live-server
replication-live-server
workflow-server
content-feeder
cae-feeder-preview
cae-feeder-live
user-changes
elastic-worker
studio-server
studio-client
cae-preview
cae-live
site-manager
headless-server-preview
headless-server-live
traefik

Now you can start the services by running the following command:

docker-compose up -d --build

The flag --build forces docker-compose to build the images, which are not included into the Maven build and which are only required in the development setup, such as mysql, mongodb, overview, traefik and the commerce proxies. You can omit this flag on subsequent builds, if there aren’t any changes to these images.

The result should look like the following output.

Creating elastic-worker            ... done
Creating traefik                   ... done
Creating mongodb                   ... done
Creating management-tools          ... done
Creating master-live-server        ... done
Creating headless-server-preview   ... done
Creating studio-client             ... done
Creating cae-live                  ... done
Creating cae-preview               ... done
Creating replication-live-server   ... done
Creating cae-feeder-live           ... done
Creating solr                      ... done
Creating overview                  ... done
Creating content-management-server ... done
Creating mysql                     ... done
Creating studio-server             ... done
Creating workflow-server           ... done
Creating headless-server-live      ... done
Creating content-feeder            ... done
Creating site-manager              ... done
Creating user-changes              ... done
Creating cae-feeder-preview        ... done