Easy way to get started with a small intranet.

Go to the Docker Install Page and install Docker for the appropriate platform you are running on. If you are using Linux, please continue to follow the directions here to install docker-compose.

Simply cd into the docker-intranet repo's directory and run:

docker-compose up --build

This will build and start the container which will be the most usual case. If there are no changes that need to be made, and you just want to start the container, you may omit the --build flag.

To stop the container, cd into the docker-intranet repo's directory and run:

docker-compose down

docker-intranet has a few simple variables you may set when building for easy customization. Set these variables when you build with docker-compose. Follow the example below:

HOST_PORT=8080 HTTP_USERNAME=admin HTTP_PASSWORD=supersecret docker-compose up --build

• Default: 80

This is the port which the container will bind to on the host. For production you may want to set this to 80, but for local development it may make more sense to run on 8080.

• Default username

This is the username that will be prompted for when trying to access the website.

• Default password

This is the password that will be prompted for when trying to access the website.