Getting GLPI up and running on your system is a breeze now

Note that we focus on GLPI 9.5.5 and its compatible plugins

1. Datainjection 2.9.0
2. Mreporting 1.7.3
3. Addressing 2.9.0
4. Fusioninventory 3.0
5. Ocsinventoryng 1.7.3
6. Print pdf 2.0.0
7. Shellcommands 3.0.0

Must have docker & docker-compose on your system!

Download the latest release from this repo.

Launch the stack (Assuming that docker-compose.yml is within the directory glpi)

git clone https://github.com/medilies/glpi-docker

cd glpi-docker

docker-compose up

Install GLPI and our selected plugins

docker container exec -it glpi-docker_web_1 /scripts/full_setup.sh

docker container exec -it glpi-docker_db_1 /scripts/setup.sh

The previous commands mainly install GLPI with its plugins and Set crontabs to backup DB & web files daily.

Now grab your favorite browser and enjoy managing your infrastructure with GLPI 😜

• DB backup

  docker container exec -it glpi-docker_db_1 /scripts/db_backup.sh

• Web files backup

  docker container exec -it glpi-docker_web_1 /scripts/web_files_backup.sh

Backups are dumped into their respective containers /backups folder.

NOTE: backup folders are mapped to the host system:

• DB: glpi-docker/stack_dumps/db_backups:/backups
• WEB: glpi-docker/stack_dumps/web_files_backups:/backups

• DB restoration

  docker container exec -it glpi-docker_db_1 /scripts/db_restore.sh

• Web files restoration

  docker container exec -it glpi-docker_web_1 /scripts/web_files_restore.sh

Both commands will ask you for the backup absolute path in the container (/backups/<timestamp>_glpi_db_backup.sql, /backups/<timestamp>_glpi_web_backup.tar.gz).

If you have followed the default installation, backup scripts are set to run every 8 hours (0 */8 * * *). That is set within DB:/scripts/cron_db_backup.sh WEB:/scripts/cron_web_files_backer.sh

(If you are familiare with Docker)

Before starting the containers :

• It is vital for the security of your deployment to edit the sercrets values within ./secrets
• Open ./docker-compose.yml and edit the the lines where you see the comment # CHANGE to suit your environment

• Add interactivity to the shell scripts to select plugins to install and which versions
• Integrate OCS

The project is under the MIT licence so feel free to fork it and contribute to it.