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README.md

Funkwhale container stack

This is a rewriting of the official Funkwhale multi-container installation.

Why

The official docker-compose works, but is written in some very questionable way; creating serious issues in security, portability, modularity, readability and maintenability of the entire stack. The installation is also not automated, but requires extra steps (excluding configuration that doesn't count) to initialize for the first time the instance.

How install

Configuration

These are the minimum number of variables you need to set in order to get the whole stack working.

  • Remove the .example extension from all files (or copy new ones without it)
  • Set the DJANGO_SECRET_KEY variable in all.env
  • Set the FUNKWHALE_HOSTNAME variable in .env
  • (only if using a reverse proxy with docker-companion) set the dedicated variables in nginx.env

Initialization (only first time)

Initialize the database:

docker-compose run --rm api python manage.py migrate

Create the superuser of the instance:

docker-compose run --rm api python manage.py createsuperuser

Run

Launch the whole stack:

docker-compose build --pull && docker-compose up -d

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