Running a local instance from docker?

nicholas · November 14, 2020, 7:50am

is this just not a good idea? Referencing:

https://devops.stackexchange.com/q/12762/23443

I’m trying to understand why, if I want to run ERPnext so that it’s available on localhost docker isn’t a good fit. Or at least, seemingly, requires configuration of traefik, as well as additional configurations.

Just looking for an overview of the problems here.

revant_one · November 15, 2020, 1:33am

In case of production docker setup, it is configured to use dns multi tenancy:
https://frappeframework.com/docs/user/en/bench/guides/setup-multitenancy#dns-based-multitenancy

It needs Host or X-Frappe-Site-Name header to serve the site from multi tenant bench.

Try,

curl -H "Host: site.name" http://localhost

github.com

frappe/frappe/blob/0cb29a81ae793f529c84cbd712db9d190db98498/frappe/app.py#L124


      
          			response.headers.extend(frappe.local.rate_limiter.headers())
          
          
		frappe.destroy()
          
          
	return response
          
          
def init_request(request):
          	frappe.local.request = request
          	frappe.local.is_ajax = frappe.get_request_header("X-Requested-With")=="XMLHttpRequest"
          
          
	site = _site or request.headers.get('X-Frappe-Site-Name') or get_site_name(request.host)
          	frappe.init(site=site, sites_path=_sites_path)
          
          
	if not (frappe.local.conf and frappe.local.conf.db_name):
          		# site does not exist
          		raise NotFound
          
          
	if frappe.local.conf.get('maintenance_mode'):
          		frappe.connect()
          		raise frappe.SessionStopped('Session Stopped')

Traefik can be configured to pass these headers to erpnext.