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commit 690e7a2be871ceceb7e8df81865624fc7436196a
Author: Jacques Le Roux <jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com>
AuthorDate: Fri Feb 23 07:00:57 2024 +0100

    Improved: Transform DOCKER.md into DOCKER.adoc  (OFBIZ-12905)
    
    Removes the now useless DOCKER.md file
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-# Building and running OFBiz using Docker
-
-OFBiz includes a Dockerfile which can be used to build a container image for 
running OFBiz.
-The container image is built based on the sources already available in the 
build
-content, i.e. it only uses sources that you have already downloaded.
-
-If you want to include any plugins in your container image, you must download 
those
-plugins before running the build. (See the plugin documentation in 
README.adoc).
-
-## Quickstart
-Follow these instructions to qet started building and running OFBiz using 
Docker.
-
-### Build the OFBiz container image
-
-From the sources directory (i.e. the directory containing Docker.md), run
-```shell script
-DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --tag ofbiz-docker .
-```
-
-### Run the OFBiz container
-
-Run the following command:
-```shell script
-docker run -it -e OFBIZ_DATA_LOAD=demo --name ofbiz-docker -p 8443:8443 
ofbiz-docker
-```
-
-This will start an instance of the ofbiz-docker container, publish port 8443 
to localhost,
-load the OFBiz demo data, and then run the OFBiz server.
-
-Once start up completes, you can access OFBIZ at http://localhost:8443/partymgr
-
-## Other container building options
-
-The OFBiz `Dockerfile` defines a mult-stage build. The default container image 
produced by the build is named `runtime`
-and consists of an unintialized OFBiz installation.
-
-During the first run of a container based on this image, seed or demo data can 
be loaded, and an admin user created.
-
-The runtime container is the default target of a docker build and can be 
created with commands similar to:
-```shell script
-DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --tag ofbiz-docker .
-```
-OR
-```shell script
-DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --target runtime --tag ofbiz-docker .
-```
-
-The Dockerfile also defines another stage, `demo`, which produces a container 
image with demonstration data already
-loaded. This container image may be useful in cases where containers are 
frequency run and destroyed and the time
-taken to load demo data is becoming noticeable.
-
-To build a container image pre-loaded with demo data, run:
-```shell script
-DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --target demo --tag ofbiz-docker .
-```
-
-## Container runtime options
-
-The container's behaviour at runtime is controlled via environment variables, 
'hook' scripts and XML entity import 
-files. These items will only be applied to a container during its first run. 
Flags stored in 
-`/ofbiz/runtime/container_state` will prevent the repeated application of 
these items during subsequent starts of the
-container.
-
-Use of environment variables, hook scripts and XML entity import files are 
manged by the docker-entrypoint.sh script.
-
-### Environment variables
-Environment variables are used in `docker-entrypoint.sh` to control 
configuration options for the OFBiz container. 
-
-|Environment variable | Default value | Description |
-|---|---|---|
-|OFBIZ_SKIP_INIT | *empty* | Any non-empty value will cause the 
docker-entrypoint.sh script to skip any initialisation steps. |
-|OFBIZ_ADMIN_USER | admin | Sets the username of the OFBIZ admin user. |
-|OFBIZ_ADMIN_PASSWORD | ofbiz | Sets the password of the OFBIZ admin user. |
-|OFBIZ_DATA_LOAD | seed | Determine what type of data loading is required. 
*none*: No data loading is perfomed. *seed*: Seed data is loaded. *demo*: Demo 
data is loaded. |
-|OFBIZ_HOST | <empty> | Specify the hostname used to access OFBiz. If empty 
then the default value of host-headers-allowed from 
framework/security/config/security.properties is used. |
-|OFBIZ_CONTENT_URL_PREFIX | <empty> | Used to set the 
content.url.prefix.secure and content.url.prefix.standard properties in 
`framework/webapp/config/url.properties`. |
-|OFBIZ_ENABLE_AJP_PORT | *empty* | Enable the AJP (Apache JServe Protocol) 
port to allow communication with OFBiz via a reverse proxy. Enabled when this 
environment variable contains a non-empty value. |
-|OFBIZ_SKIP_DB_DRIVER_DOWNLOAD | *empty* | Any non-empty value will cause the 
docker-entrypoint.sh script to skip downloading of any database drivers. |
-|OFBIZ_DISABLE_COMPONENTS | plugins/birt/ofbiz-component.xml | Commas 
seperated list of paths to ofbiz-component.xml files of the components that 
should not be loaded. | 
-
-### Hooks
-At various steps of initialisation, the `docker-entrypoint.sh` script will 
check for
-'hook' scripts in various directories.
-
-Users of the container can mount files into these directories and influence 
the OFBiz startup process.
-
-Only script files with filename extension `.sh` will be processed. If the file 
is executable, it will
-be executed, otherwise it will be sourced.  
-
-|Directory | Step |
-|---|---|
-| `/docker-entrypoint-hooks/before-config-applied.d` | Scripts processed 
before configuration, such as modifications to property files, are applied. |
-| `/docker-entrypoint-hooks/after-config-applied.d` | Scripts processed after 
configuration modifications have been applied. |
-| `/docker-entrypoint-hooks/before-data-load.d` | Scripts processed before 
data loading is executed. Could be used to apply modifications to data files.|
-| `/docker-entrypoint-hooks/after-data-load.d` | Scripts processed after data 
loading is executed. |
-
-### Data files
-During the data loading step - but after either seed or demo data has been 
loaded - directory
-`/docker-entrypoint-hooks/additional-data.d` will be checked to see if any 
files are present.
-
-If files are present then the load-data functionality in OFBiz will be 
executed, specifying the
-`/docker-entrypoint-additional-data.d` directory as a data source. Any `.xml` 
files in this
-directory will be treated as a data source and will be imported by the entity 
engine.  
-
-This functionality can be used to pre-load OFBiz with user-specific data, such 
as 
-a chart of accounts.
-
-### Database
-By default the OFBiz container will use an internal Derby database, storing 
database related files
-in the /ofbiz/runtime volume.
-
-Use of an external database can be configured through environment variables.
-
-#### Derby
-To use the embedded Derby database, ensure all database related environment 
variables are unset.
-
-#### PostgreSQL
-To use a Postgres database set the `OFBIZ_POSTGRES_HOST` environment variable. 
-
-Environment variable | Default | Description 
----|---|---
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_HOST | *unset* | Hostname of the PostgreSQL database server. 
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OFBIZ_DB | ofbiz | Name of the *ofbiz* database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OFBIZ_USER | ofbiz | Username when connecting to the ofbiz 
database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OFBIZ_PASSWORD | ofbiz | Password when connecting to the ofbiz 
database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OLAP_DB | ofbizolap | Name of the *olap* database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OLAP_USER | ofbizolap | Username when connecting to the olap 
database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_OLAP_PASSWORD | ofbizolap | Password when connecting to the 
olap database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_TENANT_DB | ofbiztenant | Name of the *tenant* database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_TENANT_USER | ofbiztenant | Username when connecting to the 
tenant database.
-OFBIZ_POSTGRES_TENANT_PASSWORD | ofbiztenant | Password when connecting to the 
tenant database.
-
-The docker-entrypoint.sh script will download a JDBC driver to access the 
PostgreSQL server and
-place the script in the `/ofbiz/lib-extra` volume. If you wish to skip this 
step then set the
-OFBIZ_SKIP_DB_DRIVER_DOWNLOAD environment variable to a non-empty value. This 
would be
-useful if you have already placed a suitable database driver in the 
`/ofbiz/lib-extra` volume.
-
-## Examples of running the OFBiz container
-
-```
-docker run -it -p 8443:8443 ofbiz-docker
-```
-Launch the OFBiz container, load the seed data, create the administrator user 
with 
-name `admin` and password `ofbiz`, listen on port 8443 for connections to 
`localhost`.
-
-Users can access OFBiz at https://localhost:8443/partymgr
-
-The docker container will remain attached the terminal. Interrupting the 
container, 
-i.e. pressing Ctrl-C, will trigger a graceful shutdown of the container.
-
-```
-docker run -it -e OFBIZ_DATA_LOAD=demo -p 8443:8443 ofbiz-docker
-```
-Launch the OFBiz container, load the demo data, listen on port 8443 for 
connections to `localhost`.
-
-The demo data includes the administrator user with name `admin` and password 
`ofbiz`.
-
-```
-docker run -it -e OFBIZ_DATA_LOAD=seed -e OFBIZ_ADMIN_USER=localadmin -e 
OFBIZ_ADMIN_PASSWORD=TTTTT -p 8443:8443 ofbiz-docker
-```
-Launch the OFBiz container, load the seed data, create the administrator user 
with 
-name `localadmin` and password `TTTTT`, listen on port 8443 for connections to 
`localhost`.
-
-```
-docker run -it -v 
'C:\ofbiz-framework\add-data':/docker-entrypoint-additional-data.d -p 8443:8443 
ofbiz-docker
-```
-Example of running on Windows.
-
-Launches the container with default seed data and administrator user.
-
-After data is loaded, any `.xml` files in directory 
`C:\ofbiz-framework\add-data` are imported by
-the OFBiz entity engine.
-
-```
-docker run -it -p 8443:8443 ofbiz-docker
-```
-Launch the OFBiz container, load the seed data, create the administrator user 
with 
-name `admin` and password `ofbiz`, listen on port 8443 for connections to 
`localhost`.
-
-Users can access OFBiz at https://localhost:8443/partymgr
-
-The docker container will remain attached the terminal. Interrupting the 
container, 
-i.e. pressing Ctrl-C, will trigger a graceful shutdown of the container.
-
-
-```
-docker run -it -e 
OFBIZ_OPTS="-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=*:5005"
 -p 8443:8443 -p 5005:5005 ofbiz-docker
-```
-Creates a debuggable instance of OFBiz, listening on port 5005.

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