Hello everyone. Flarum looks really cool and I'd like to use it but the rest of my site is using docker to contain all of its parts and I'd like to keep that going. I saw this, it looks like the best there is right now but has a couple serious unresolved issues (hence the unmaintained status). Is anyone using docker-compose to maintain a flarum instance? Preferably the newest release and using nginx. I'm still pretty new to docker or I'd make one for the community.

14 days later
a month later

Is this still working good? i will need to try this when i get home.

I wish some more light would be shined on docker with flarum.

Will i be able to install extensions with this image?

3 years later

JeromeGillard Thanks for keeping the image alive. A few remarks I hope you can take into consideration:

  • the logo mentions beta which is no longer the case, in addition the logo cannot be used without approval and as we hope to publish an official image in the foreseeable future, I'd prefer you not use any logo's right now.
  • the readme mentions flagrow.io which was succeeded by extiverse
  • your license mentions yourself and mondedie, but there's no mention of the affiliation (or the lack thereof) to the foundation, being explicit would be helpful

I probably should have provided that feedback on the image mondedie published, I'm sorry that this lands onto you now.

Thanks again 🙏

    4 months later
    2 months later

    I started a caddy + php-fpm 8.1 (because 8.2 fails?) for testing newest flarum forum...

    Based on a simple php-fpm 8.1 image configurable by environment variables and with flarum preinstalled (but need to run cli installer again to get it up and running... need to script that...). Running as docker swarm stack with caddy & flarum php-fpm.

    Would be nice if a official minimal image would be available.

    4 months later

    JeromeGillard

    I'm trying to use your container but I'm not able to set up the password for mysql. Can you explain the trick to me?

      3 months later