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Docker Guide

This guide describes how to install and setup Misskey with Docker.

Japanese version also available - 日本語版もあります

1. Download Misskey

git clone -b master git://github.com/syuilo/misskey.git Clone Misskey repository's master branch.
cd misskey Move to misskey directory.
git checkout $(git tag -l | grep -Ev -- '-(rc|alpha)\.[0-9]+$' | sort -V | tail -n 1) Checkout to the latest release tag.

2. Configure Misskey

Create configuration files with following:

cd .config
cp example.yml default.yml
cp docker_example.env docker.env

`default.yml`

Edit this file the same as non-Docker environment.
However hostname of Postgresql, Redis and Elasticsearch are not localhost, they are set in docker-compose.yml.
The following is default hostname:

Service	Hostname
Postgresql	`db`
Redis	`redis`
Elasticsearch	`es`

`docker.env`

Configure Postgresql in this file.
The minimum required settings are:

name	Description
`POSTGRES_PASSWORD`	Password
`POSTGRES_USER`	Username
`POSTGRES_DB`	Database name

3. Configure Docker

Edit docker-compose.yml.

4. Build Misskey

Build misskey with the following:

docker-compose build

5. That is it.

Well done! Now you have an environment to run Misskey.

Launch normally

Just docker-compose up -d. GLHF!

How to update your Misskey server to the latest version

git fetch
git stash
git checkout $(git tag -l | grep -Ev -- '-(rc|alpha)\.[0-9]+$' | sort -V | tail -n 1)
git stash pop
docker-compose build
Check ChangeLog for migration information
docker-compose stop && docker-compose up -d

How to execute cli commands:

docker-compose run --rm web node cli/mark-admin @example

If you have any questions or trouble, feel free to contact us!

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