Docker Compose

Requires Compose V2

Shortcuts for running docker compose commands. It uses your own docker-compose.yml file when present, defaults to default.yml and customizable with the COMPOSE option, use COMPOSE=my-compose to point a custom compose file at ./my-compose.yml.

make <command> <options>

Options

NAMESPACE=chevereto
VERSION=4.0
EDITION=pro
HTTP_PORT=80
HTTPS_PORT=443
HOSTNAME=localhost
HOSTNAME_PATH=/
PROTOCOL=http
COMPOSE=default
TARGET=default

Example:

make up HOSTNAME=que.chevere.org PORT=80

💡 TIP: To ease working with multiple projects use NAMESPACE to pass multiple options stored in a file.

Example:

make up NAMESPACE=quechevere

Notes on TARGET

TARGET affects the project name, container basename and tag name.

Target	Project name	Container basename
default	NAMESPACE_chevereto	NAMESPACE_chevereto-VERSION
dev	NAMESPACE_chevereto-dev	NAMESPACE_chevereto-dev-VERSION
any	NAMESPACE_chevereto-any	NAMESPACE_chevereto-any-VERSION

Project name will also affect volume naming, which will be prefixed with the project name.

Up

make up

Up (daemon)

make up-d

Stop

make stop

Start

make start

Restart

make restart

Down

make down

Down volumes

make down--volumes

Troubleshoot

Check if you are running latest Docker version with Compose V2 docker compose (not docker-compose).

If Docker was included with your Linux distribution check for Install Docker Engine on Linux. Some distributions may be providing old docker engine for LTS compliance, make sure to follow Docker instructions.

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