Docker configurations for Odoo Production environments

START UP

• Enter odoo-x folder, with prompt

DOCKER COMPOSE

• Execute the next command: docker compose up (-d flag to execute in background)
• It will run the containers and show all the logs in the console.

STEP BY STEP

• docker network create customNetwork
• docker run -d --name postgresql-prod --network customNetwork -e POSTGRES_USER=odoo -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=odoo -p 5432:5432 -v postgres-data-prod:/var/lib/postgresql/data --restart always postgres:14.0
• docker run -d --name postgresql-test --network customNetwork -e POSTGRES_USER=odoo -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=odoo -p 35432:5432 -v postgres-data-test:/var/lib/postgresql/data --restart always postgres:14.0
• docker build -t odoo-prod odoo-prod
• docker run -d --name odoo-15-prod --network customNetwork -p 8069:8069 -p 8072:8072 -v odoo-data-prod:/opt/odoo --restart always -e DB_PORT_5432_TCP_ADDR=db-prod -e POSTGRES_HOST=postgresql-prod odoo-prod
• docker build -t odoo-test odoo-test
• docker run -d --name odoo-15-test --network customNetwork -p 8169:8069 -p 8172:8072 -v odoo-data-test:/opt/odoo --restart always -e DB_PORT_5432_TCP_ADDR=db-test -e POSTGRES_HOST=postgresql-test odoo-test

DOCKER COMPOSE

• docker compose down Will rollback de docker compose up (except images and volumes)
• docker compose up Will build the docker compose file and will up the containers
• docker compose build Will build the docker compose

DOCKER CONTAINER

• docker ps Show running containers
• docker ps -a Show all containers
• docker exec -it <container-name or id> bash Opens the shell of the container
• docker container rm <container-name or id> Remove the specified container
• docker create <image-name> Create a container based on the image
• docker create --name <container-name> <image-name> Create a container with the specified name based on the image
• docker create -p<client port>:<host port> <image-name> Create a container with the specified ports forwarding
• docker create -e <environment_variable-name=value> <image-name> Create a container with the specifies environment variables
• docker create –network <network-name> Create a container inside the specified network
• docker run <image-name:version> Create a container with the specified image and show logs as –follow flag "ctrl + c" to stop container. Command workflow:
  • Find the image
  • If the image is not locally, it will downloaded
  • Create a container
  • Executes the container
• docker run -d <image-name:version> Create a container, but executes in background
• docker start <container-id> Execute a container
• docker stop <container-id> Stops the container
• docker logs <container-id> Show the logs of the specified container
• docker logs –follow <container-id> Show the logs of the container, and waits to get more logs

DOCKER IMAGES

• docker images List all images
• docker image rm <image-name:version> Remove image
• docker build -t <image-name:tag> <path dockerfile> Based on Dockerfile, build an image
• docker pull <image-name:version> Download an image

DOCKER NETWORKS

• docker network ls List all networks
• docker network create <network-name> Create a custom Network
• docker network rm <network-name> Removes the network

DOCKER VOLUMES

• docker volume create <volume-name> Create a volume
• docker volume ls List all volumes
• docker volume inspect <volume-name> Display detailed information on one or more volumes
• docker volume rm <volume-name> Remove one or more volumes