Changes for page How to setup an XWiki docker container
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... ... @@ -54,13 +54,12 @@ 54 54 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 55 version: '2' 56 56 networks: 57 - internal_xwiki_network:57 + bridge: 58 58 driver: bridge 59 59 services: 60 60 # The container that runs XWiki + Tomcat 61 61 web: 62 62 image: "xwiki:lts-mariadb-tomcat" 63 - restart: always 64 64 container_name: xwiki-mariadb-tomcat-web 65 65 depends_on: 66 66 - db ... ... @@ -79,12 +79,11 @@ 79 79 volumes: 80 80 - ./data/xwiki-data:/usr/local/xwiki 81 81 networks: 82 - -internal_xwiki_network83 - 81 + internal_xwiki_network: 82 + ipv4_address: 192.168.80.3 84 84 # The container that runs the database (mariadb) 85 85 db: 86 86 image: "mariadb:10.5" 87 - restart: always 88 88 container_name: xwiki-mariadb-db 89 89 # - We provide a xwiki.cnf file in order to configure the mysql db to support UTF8 and be case-insensitive 90 90 # We have to do it here since we use an existing image and that's how this image allows customizations. ... ... @@ -105,8 +105,16 @@ 105 105 - MYSQL_PASSWORD=${DB_PASSWORD} 106 106 - MYSQL_DATABASE=${DB_DATABASE} 107 107 networks: 108 - - internal_xwiki_network 106 + internal_xwiki_network: 107 + ipv4_address: 192.168.80.4 109 109 109 +networks: 110 + internal_xwiki_network: 111 + driver: bridge 112 + ipam: 113 + driver: default 114 + config: 115 + - subnet: 192.168.80.0/24 110 110 {{/code}} 111 111 112 112 There are many different configurations you can use to have an XWiki server. For one, mariadb is NOT required to install XWiki, it's simply one of many database solutions that XWiki is compatible with. Alternatively, you may use MySQL or even PostgreSQL, instead. To see docker-compose configuration options for those, please reference the full official docker reference guide for XWiki at the "External references" section of this page for more details. **Keep in mind, though, in case you do decide to use an alternative to mariadb, to download a different init.sql file than the one mentioned in the previous step!**