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Getting Started
The templates in this repository will help deploy Frappe/ERPNext docker in a production environment.
This docker installation takes care of the following:
- Setting up the desired version of Frappe/ERPNext.
- Setting up all the system requirements: eg. MariaDB, Node, Redis.
- [OPTIONAL] Configuring networking for remote access and setting up LetsEncrypt
For docker based development refer to this README
Deployment
Setting up Pre-requisites
This repository requires Docker and Git to be setup on the instance to be used.
Cloning the repository and preliminary steps
Clone this repository somewhere in your system:
git clone https://github.com/frappe/frappe_docker.git
cd frappe_docker
Copy the example docker environment file to .env
:
cp installation/env-example installation/.env
Make a directory for sites:
mkdir installation/sites
Setup Environment Variables
To get started, copy the existing env-example
file to .env
inside the installation
directory. By default, the file will contain the following variables:
VERSION=edge
- In this case,
edge
corresponds todevelop
. To setup any other version, you may use the branch name or version specific tags. (eg. version-12, v11.1.15, v11)
- In this case,
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=admin
- Bootstraps a MariaDB container with this value set as the root password. If a managed MariaDB instance is used, there is no need to set the password here.
MARIADB_HOST=mariadb
- Sets the hostname to
mariadb
. This is required if the database is managed by the containerized MariaDB instance. - In case of a separately managed database setups, set the value to the database's hostname/IP/domain.
- Sets the hostname to
SITES=site1.domain.com,site2.domain.com
- List of sites that are part of the deployment "bench" Each site is separated by a comma(,).
- If LetsEncrypt is being setup, make sure that the DNS for all the site's domains correctly point to the current instance.
LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL=your.email@your.domain.com
- Email for LetsEncrypt expiry notification. This is only required if you are setting up LetsEncrypt.
Local deployment for testing
For trying out locally or to develop apps using ERPNext REST API port 80 must be published. The first command will start the containers; the second command will publish the port of the *-nginx container.
For Erpnext:
# Start services
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
--project-directory installation up -d
# Publish port
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
--project-directory installation run --publish 80:80 -d erpnext-nginx
For Frappe:
# Start services
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-frappe.yml \
--project-directory installation up -d
# Publish port
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-frappe.yml \
--project-directory installation run --publish 80:80 -d frappe-nginx
Make sure to replace <project-name>
with the desired name you wish to set for the project.
Notes:
- The local deployment is for testing and REST API development purpose only
- A complete development environment is available here
- The site names are limited to patterns matching *.localhost by default
- Additional site name patterns can be added by editing /etc/hosts of your host machine
Deployment for production
Setup Letsencrypt Nginx Proxy Companion
Letsencrypt Nginx Proxy Companion can optionally be setup to provide SSL. This is recommended for instances accessed over the internet.
Your DNS will need to be configured correctly for Letsencrypt to verify your domain.
To setup the proxy companion, run the following commands:
cd $HOME
git clone https://github.com/evertramos/docker-compose-letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion.git
cd docker-compose-letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion
cp .env.sample .env
./start.sh
For more details, see the Letsencrypt Nginx Proxy Companion github repo. Letsencrypt Nginx Proxy Companion github repo works by automatically proxying to containers with the VIRTUAL_HOST
environmental variable.
Start Frappe/ERPNext Services
To start the Frappe/ERPNext services for production, run the following command:
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-networks.yml \
--project-directory installation up -d
Make sure to replace <project-name>
with any desired name you wish to set for the project.
Note: use docker-compose-frappe.yml
in case you need only Frappe without ERPNext.
Docker containers
This repository contains the following docker-compose files, each one containing the described images:
-
docker-compose-common.yml
- redis-cache
- volume: redis-cache-vol
- redis-queue
- volume: redis-queue-vol
- redis-socketio
- volume: redis-socketio-vol
- mariadb: main database
- volume: mariadb-vol
- redis-cache
-
docker-compose-erpnext.yml
- erpnext-nginx: serves static assets and proxies web request to the appropriate container, allowing to offer all services on the same port.
- volume: assets
- erpnext-python: main application code
- frappe-socketio: enables realtime communication to the user interface through websockets
- frappe-worker-default: background runner
- frappe-worker-short: background runner for short-running jobs
- frappe-worker-long: background runner for long-running jobs
- frappe-schedule
- erpnext-nginx: serves static assets and proxies web request to the appropriate container, allowing to offer all services on the same port.
-
docker-compose-frappe.yml
- frappe-nginx: serves static assets and proxies web request to the appropriate container, allowing to offer all services on the same port.
- volume: assets
- erpnext-python: main application code
- frappe-socketio: enables realtime communication to the user interface through websockets
- frappe-worker-default: background runner
- frappe-worker-short: background runner for short-running jobs
- frappe-worker-long: background runner for long-running jobs
- frappe-schedule
- frappe-nginx: serves static assets and proxies web request to the appropriate container, allowing to offer all services on the same port.
-
docker-compose-networks.yml: this yaml define the network to communicate with Letsencrypt Nginx Proxy Companion.
Site operations
Setup New Sites
Note:
- Wait for the MariaDB service to start before trying to create a new site.
- If new site creation fails, retry after the MariaDB container is up and running.
- If you're using a managed database instance, make sure that the database is running before setting up a new site.
- Use
.env
file or environment variables instead of passing secrets as command arguments.
# Create ERPNext site
docker exec -it \
-e "SITE_NAME=$SITE_NAME" \
-e "DB_ROOT_USER=$DB_ROOT_USER" \
-e "MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=$MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD" \
-e "ADMIN_PASSWORD=$ADMIN_PASSWORD" \
-e "INSTALL_APPS=erpnext" \
<project-name>_erpnext-python_1 docker-entrypoint.sh new
Environment Variables needed:
SITE_NAME
: name of the new site to create.DB_ROOT_USER
: MariaDB Root user.MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
: In case of the MariaDB docker container use the one set inMYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
in previous steps. In case of a managed database use the appropriate password.ADMIN_PASSWORD
: set the administrator password for the new site.INSTALL_APPS=erpnext
: available only in erpnext-worker and erpnext containers (or other containers with custom apps). Installs ERPNext (and/or the specified apps, comma-delinieated) on this new site.FORCE=1
: optional variable which force installation of the same site.
Backup Sites
Environment Variables
SITES
is list of sites separated by:
colon to migrate. e.g.SITES=site1.domain.com
orSITES=site1.domain.com:site2.domain.com
By default all sites in bench will be backed up.WITH_FILES
if set to 1, it will backup user-uploaded files.
docker exec -it \
-e "SITES=site1.domain.com:site2.domain.com" \
-e "WITH_FILES=1" \
<project-name>_erpnext-python_1 docker-entrypoint.sh backup
The backup will be available in the sites
mounted volume.
Updating and Migrating Sites
Switch to the root of the frappe_docker
directory before running the following commands:
# Update environment variable VERSION
nano .env
# Pull new images
docker-compose \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
pull
# Restart containers
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-networks.yml \
--project-directory installation up -d
docker exec -it \
-e "MAINTENANCE_MODE=1" \
<project-name>_erpnext-python_1 docker-entrypoint.sh migrate
Custom apps
To add your own Frappe/ERPNext apps to the image, we'll need to create a custom image with the help of a unique wrapper script
For the sake of simplicity, in this example, we'll be using a place holder called
[custom]
, and we'll be building off the edge image.
Create two directories called [custom]-worker
and [custom]-nginx
in the build
directory.
cd frappe_docker
mkdir ./build/[custom]-worker ./build/[custom]-nginx
Create a Dockerfile
in ./build/[custom]-worker
with the following content:
FROM frappe/erpnext-worker:edge
RUN install_app [custom] https://github.com/[username]/[custom] [branch]
# Only add the branch if you are using a specific tag or branch.
Create a Dockerfile
in ./build/[custom]-nginx
with the following content:
FROM bitnami/node:12-prod
COPY build/[custom]-nginx/install_app.sh /install_app
RUN /install_app [custom] https://github.com/[username]/[custom]
FROM frappe/erpnext-nginx:edge
COPY --from=0 /home/frappe/frappe-bench/sites/ /var/www/html/
COPY --from=0 /rsync /rsync
RUN echo -n "\n[custom]" >> /var/www/html/apps.txt
VOLUME [ "/assets" ]
ENTRYPOINT ["/docker-entrypoint.sh"]
CMD ["nginx", "-g", "daemon off;"]
Copy over the install_app.sh
file from ./build/erpnext-nginx
cp ./build/erpnext-nginx/install.sh ./build/[custom]-nginx
Open up ./installation/docker-compose-custom.yml
and replace all instances of [app]
with the name of your app.
sed -i "s#\[app\]#[custom]#" ./installation/docker-compose-custom.yml
Install like usual, except that when you set the INSTALL_APPS
variable to erpnext,[custom]
.
Troubleshoot
Failed migration after image upgrade
Issue: After upgrade of the containers, the automatic migration fails. Solution: Remove containers and volumes, and clear redis cache:
# change to repo root
cd $HOME/frappe_docker
# Stop all bench containers
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-networks.yml \
--project-directory installation stop
# Remove redis containers
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-networks.yml \
--project-directory installation rm redis-cache redis-queue redis-socketio
# Clean redis volumes
docker volume rm \
<project-name>_redis-cache-vol \
<project-name>_redis-queue-vol \
<project-name>_redis-socketio-vol
# Restart project
docker-compose \
--project-name <project-name> \
-f installation/docker-compose-common.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-erpnext.yml \
-f installation/docker-compose-networks.yml \
--project-directory installation up -d
ValueError: There exists an active worker named XXX already
Issue: You have the following error during container restart
frappe-worker-short_1 | Traceback (most recent call last):
frappe-worker-short_1 | File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/commands/worker.py", line 5, in <module>
frappe-worker-short_1 | start_worker(queue, False)
frappe-worker-short_1 | File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/utils/background_jobs.py", line 147, in start_worker
frappe-worker-short_1 | Worker(queues, name=get_worker_name(queue)).work(logging_level = logging_level)
frappe-worker-short_1 | File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rq/worker.py", line 474, in work
frappe-worker-short_1 | self.register_birth()
frappe-worker-short_1 | File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rq/worker.py", line 261, in register_birth
frappe-worker-short_1 | raise ValueError(msg.format(self.name))
frappe-worker-short_1 | ValueError: There exists an active worker named '8dfe5c234085.10.short' already
Solution: Clear redis cache using docker exec
command (take care of replacing <project-name>
accordingly):
# Clear the cache which is causing problem.
docker exec -it <project-name>_redis-cache_1 redis-cli FLUSHALL
docker exec -it <project-name>_redis-queue_1 redis-cli FLUSHALL
docker exec -it <project-name>_redis-socketio_1 redis-cli FLUSHALL
Note: Environment variables from .env
file located at the current working directory will be used.
Development
This repository includes a complete setup to develop with Frappe/ERPNext and Bench, Including the following features:
- VSCode containers integration
- VSCode Python debugger
- Pre-configured Docker containers for an easy start
A complete Readme is available in development/README.md