• docker
• (docker-compose)

• Make sure, you have a valid Structr license.key file and copy it to ./structr/license.key. If you want to run the community edition of Structr, you can create an empty file and move it also to ./structr/license.key.

• Run the setup.sh script before starting the stack, so all necessary volume folders for mounting to the containers are created. (Only for Unix and macOS users)
• Copy your license.key file to ./structr/license.key
• Run docker-compose build

• Run docker-compose --compatibility up -d to start Neo4j and Structr
• Open http://127.0.0.1:8082/structr/ in your browser to access Structr

• docker-compose down

• docker ps
• note the container id
• docker exec -it <Unique identifier for container> /bin/sh

• docker-compose logs will print out the server.log of structr and the neo4j.log of Neo4j
• The Structr container server.log will also be written to ./volumes/structr-logs/server.log, the Neo4j debug.log and neo4j.log will be written to ./volumes/neo4j-logs/*.log

• Run the setup.sh script before starting the stack, so all necessary volume folders for mounting to the containers are created. (Only for Unix and macOS users)
• copy your license.key file to ./structr/license.key
• run docker swarm init

• Run docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose.yml structr to start Neo4j and Structr
• Open http://127.0.0.1:8082/structr/ in your browser to access Structr

• docker stack rm structr

• docker ps
• note the container id
• docker exec -it <Unique identifier for container> /bin/sh

• Run docker stack ps structr to get a list of all tasks in the structr stack
• Run docker stack services structr to get a list of all services in the structr stack

• The Structr container server.log will be written to ./volumes/structr-logs/server.log, the Neo4j debug.log and neo4j.log will be written to ./volumes/neo4j-logs/*.log

The CPU and RAM configuration of the containers can be changed in the docker-compose.yml file.

1. clone repository to ./volumes/structr-repository
2. goto http://localhost:8082/structr/#dashboard -> Deployment
3. copy /var/lib/structr/repository/webapp into the 'Application import from server directory' input field and click on the import button
4. when changes have been made copy the same path into the 'Application export to server directory' input field and click the button
5. commit your changes on the host system to github
6. pull the new repository version
7. push your changes
8. repeat from 3.