tldr; Minimal command to run this image
▶ docker run --name odoo --net host -d -e PG_USER=odoo -e PG_PASSWORD=odoo trustcode/docker-odoo:14.0
Other parameters:
- PG_HOST=localhost
- PG_PORT=5432
- PG_USER=odoo
- PG_PASSWORD=odoo
- PORT=8069
- LONGPOLLING_PORT=8072
- WORKERS=3
- ODOO_PASSWORD=senha_admin
- DISABLE_LOGFILE=0
- ODOO_ENTERPRISE=1
- TRUSTCODE_ENTERPRISE=1
- ODOO_VERSION=14.0
Example: Switching the port on which Odoo will listen to:
▶ docker run --name odoo --net host -d -e PG_USER=odoo -e PG_PASSWORD=odoo -e PORT=8050 trustcode/docker-odoo:14.0
Install docker-compose to manage docker containers.
Create a docker-compose file following this example:
version: '3'
services:
odoo-update:
image: trustcode/docker-odoo:14.0
network_mode: host
volumes:
- ~/.ssh:/home/temp/.ssh
- ~/dados:/opt/dados
environment:
PG_USER: postgres_user
PG_PASSWORD: 123
ODOO_VERSION: 14.0
ODOO_ENTERPRISE: 1
TRUSTCODE_ENTERPRISE: 1
DATABASE: database
DISABLE_LOGFILE: 1
TIME_CPU: 600
TIME_REAL: 720
Parameters:
- ODOO_ENTERPRISE - download the enterprise version (it needs a valid ssh key to be mounted under /home/temp/.ssh)
- TRUSTCODE_ENTERPRISE - download private modules from Trustcode
- DATABASE - optional database name (required if you use autoupdate command when run the image)
- DISABLE_LOGFILE - disable odoo logs to a file, instead output to standard (useful with autoupdate)
- TIME_CPU - cpu limit before timeout
- TIME_REAL - real limit before timeout
Change the parameters as you want and run:
▶ docker-compose up
Download the latest version of this docker image and follow below. We run daily builds of this image, it's safer to run this process in your Odoo instance at same periodicity.
If you want to update your Odoo instance just add to your docker-compose file the following command:
image: trustcode/docker-odoo:14.0
command: autoupdate
network_mode: host
But before run this you should install the module "module_auto_update", without the module installed in the database the above command will not update Odoo. More info on the module.
Download this repository, change the environment variables in docker-compose.yml and run:
▶ docker-compose build && docker-compose up