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# pleroma-docker-compose
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This repo can be used as an example of utilizing docker-compose for your pleroma instance. It will start a pleroma instance container and pleroma-db (postgres) container. The instance will be available on `127.0.0.1:4000` - you will need to provide your own proxy such as nginx.
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Please be advised you may need to adjust some things to fit your environment.
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To deploy a pleroma instance using docker-compose - perform the following:
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```
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# git clone https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma-docker-compose.git
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# cd pleroma-docker-compose
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```
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You will need to edit the `./environments/pleroma/pleroma.env` and replace the `ops.pleroma.social` domain with your own (and other necessary configuration variables you need)
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After, start the containers with:
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```
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# docker-compuse up -d
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```
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After pleroma initializes it should be available to proxy to on port 4000.
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_Notes_
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You can customize the mounted config.exs to extend the pleroma config outside the ones generated off environment variables
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In `./volumes/pleroma/config.exs` you can append like so:
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```
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# cat volumes/pleroma/config.exs
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import Config
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config :pleroma, :instance,
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registrations_open: true,
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federating: true
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```
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The postgres database files are located in `./volumes/pleroma-db/pgdata`. You can also insert postgres startup scripts inside `./volumes/pleroma-db/pginit`
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