Prebuilt Docker Images

[rcarmo]

Feature Description

I'd like to see prebuilt docker images one could deploy with Portainer (and thus without having to check out the repository).

Use Case

Ease of deployment in consumer grade NAS devices where you can't really get at a shell with ease.

Additional context

These could be built with GitHub actions and hosted on GitHub itself automatically.

[mayphilc]

theres literally a docker compose file here

https://github.com/miurla/morphic/blob/main/docker-compose.yaml

[rcarmo]

Which has a local build step. So it fails when used without it, because it relies on files from the git repository to be there...

[cloud-on-prem]

+1 to this; having an officially hosted image would make it easy to self-host.

[av]

Additionally, it looks like the compose setup in the repo is mainly for development, it launches morphic in dev mode which is undesirably slow if one only wants to use the UI

[arsaboo]

You are probably not doing it right. After the initial start (which may take a second or so), it runs smoothly.

[miurla]

The prebuilt Docker images are now available at ghcr.io/miurla/morphic. If you need any adjustments to the setup configuration, feel free to submit a PR.

PR: #431

[miurla]

Pre-built images currently have issues with environment variables (#439). Please use docker-compose up instead for now.

[rcarmo]

Pre-built images currently have issues with environment variables (#439). Please use docker-compose up instead for now.

I can't do that on a NAS or via Portainer.

[miurla]

Pre-built images currently have issues with environment variables

Resolved in #453. Please try it after following the migration guide in #453.

[mayphilc]

Pre-built images currently have issues with environment variables (#439). Please use docker-compose up instead for now.

I can't do that on a NAS or via Portainer.

Portainer stacks are just docker compose...