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Jira over HTTPS in DockerCategory: Database, Docker
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This configuration is fine-ish described on the Atlassian Docker registry, and roughly can be wrapped into two commands: While an establishment of a (dockerized) Jira instance is online well described, I barely found some information about running an HTTPS Jira Docker instance.
To make a long story short, compose a custom Dockerfile and build a custom image from it — is your solution. If your Jira is a production instance that is desired to be configured to any external DB, you’ll probably want to add the below lines to the Dockerfile: You are good to go, just build: and run: Thank you for reading!
This configuration is fine-ish described on the Atlassian Docker registry, and roughly can be wrapped into two commands: While an establishment of a (dockerized) Jira instance is online well described, I barely found some information about running an HTTPS Jira Docker instance.
To make a long story short, compose a custom Dockerfile and build a custom image from it — is your solution. If your Jira is a production instance that is desired to be configured to any external DB, you’ll probably want to add the below lines to the Dockerfile: You are good to go, just build: and run: Thank you for reading!
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