Revision as of 12:08, 3 June 2025 by Robert Vogel (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Almost all container images used by the stack are freely available via hub.docker.com. The only exception is <code>bluespice/wiki</code> with the PRO / FARM codebase. There are two options to obtain this image: # Manual download from [https://bluespice.com/download/ bluespice.com] and local import # Load from private <code>docker.bluespice.com</code> image registry == Manual download and import == Before running <code>bluespice-deploy</code> you will need to download t...")
Almost all container images used by the stack are freely available via hub.docker.com. The only exception is bluespice/wiki with the PRO / FARM codebase. There are two options to obtain this image:
- Manual download from bluespice.com and local import
- Load from private
docker.bluespice.comimage registry
Manual download and import
Before running bluespice-deploy you will need to download the docker.bluespice.com/bluespice/wiki image from https://bluespice.com/download/ and store the file to the server (e.g. in /tmp/docker.bluespice.com-bluespice-wiki_5.1.tar.gz ).
Then you can use the standard docker load command to make it available to the docker runtime.
Example:
docker load /tmp/docker.bluespice.com-bluespice-wiki_5.1.tar.gz # Loaded image: docker.bluespice.com/bluespice/wiki:5.1 bluespice-deyploy up -d
Load from docker.bluespice.com
If you have credentials to docker.bluespice.com you can just run `bluespice-deyploy up -d`. It will prompt you for username and password in case you haven't configured it already.
