owncloud_with_postgresql_jchaney.pmx

---
name: ownCloud with PostgreSQL jchaney
description: ownCloud running on top of Nginx with support for PostgreSQL, MySQL,
  and SQLite
keywords: ownCloud, Nginx, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
type: Default
documentation: |-
  Details
  ========
  This ownCloud configuration was built to run on top of Nginx & supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite for the Database.

  Database
  ========
  For a super easy setup, I would recommend using SQLite.. but if you need more performance, I would recommend using an external database. This template uses PostgreSQL by default.

  Options
  =====================
  ### Nginx Configuration
  Nginx runs on 80 **OR** 443 depending on whether or not you pass env variables for SSL. Make sure you bind of these externally. This template uses no SSL and port 80 by default.

  ### Persistent storage for datastore
  Attach host volume to /var/www/owncloud/data

  ### SSL support
  You will need to attach a host volume containing your SSL key and cert, and pass the path to each of those files in env variables SSL_KEY and SSL_CERT

  Example: `SSL_KEY = /root/ssl/myssl.key`  & `SSL_CERT = /root/ssl/myssl.crt`

  Post-Run Instructions
  ======================

  ### NOTE: Make sure you use the final hostname/FQDN you plan on accessing your ownCloud server with when connecting and doing initial configuration below. ownCloud will take the URL used to access the Installation Wizard and insert that into the config.php file for the ‘trusted_domains’ setting. Users will only be able to log into ownCloud when they point their browsers to a domain name listed in the ‘trusted_domains’ setting. An IPv4 address can be specified instead of a domain name. You may see a WebDav error on post-setup due to issues resolving it's own hostname. You can safely ignore this and go back to the /owncloud URL to login.

  - Head to http://hostname/owncloud or https://hostname/owncloud
  - Choose your own username and password
  - db username is postgres
  - db password can be left blank (unless you changed this before hand)
  - db name can be whatever you want (I recommend using the name owncloud)
  - use the database alias as the hostname, in this template, it is just: db

  Resources
  =========
  [http://owncloud.org/](http://owncloud.org/)
images:
- name: postgres_latest
  source: postgres:latest
  category: Database
  type: Default
- name: jchaney_owncloud
  source: jchaney/owncloud:latest
  category: Web
  type: Default
  ports:
  - host_port: '80'
    container_port: '80'
    proto: TCP
  links:
  - service: postgres_latest
    alias: db