Docker-compose script for hydenv application

This repository includes a docker-compose.yaml to spin off the hydenv CLI along with a PostgreSQL container with PostGIS extension installed. You need to add two more environment files, before the application can be used. A postgis.env is needed to set the postgres super-user password like:

POSTGRES_PASSWORD=yourSecretPassword

It is important to keep the .env file private and choose a complicated password, as the default config of this application exposes the 5432 port for PostgreSQL to the public.

Secondly, the hydenv CLI needs the connection to the database.

docker-compose run --rm hydenv database install -i

Either mount the /root path and use the usual install as described in hydenv-database. This will create a connection file, which is mounted into the container.

The maybe safer way is to create the second hydenv.env here and populate it with the connection, so that the password is only set as environment variable:

POSTGRES_HOST=postgres
POSTGRES_PORT=5432
POSTGRES_USER=hydenv
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=thePasswordChosenDuringInstall
POSTGRES_DBNAME=hydenv

If you chose different connection details during the install step, you need to change the hydenv.env file accordingly.