Docker image for jetbrains YouTrack using the zip version (which in turn enables external hub connection). The image is based on Alpine linux using OpenJDK.
Images can be found at GitLab and GitHub
The following directories are worth persisting if you wish to store the data even when restarting the container:
/youtrack/data - The data directory that is used by YouTrack.
/youtrack/backups - Backup directory which backups are stored in.
/youtrack/logs - Logfiles.
/youtrack/conf - Config directory.
The directories are set as VOLUMES in the docker file.
Port 8080 is the default port used by YouTrack, if you wish to use
another port for some reason, change the env variable PORT to desired value and expose it.
The PUBLIC_URI variable should be set to the public URL of the installation (including port and schema).
Defaults to http://127.0.0.1:8080.
When starting YouTrack for the first time, the installation will run automatically, you can go to http://127.0.0.1:8080/starting
to see the progress. When all is ready, the default administration account have the credentials admin/admin, I recommend
that you change this as soon as possible!
After initial startup your YouTrack will use an internal Jetbrains Hub, to migrate to an external hub installation
you have to acquire the AWC token from /youtrack/data/internal/services/adminService/awcToken.properties, easiest way
is to cat it from the container:
docker exec <your-container> cat /youtrack/data/internal/services/adminService/awcToken.propertiesThen enter the Bundle admin at http://127.0.0.1:8080/bundle/admin/ and enter the token in the field and follow instructions.
Tags are defined by the following standard:
latest latest build.
year latest of the year builds (i.e., 2019).
year.x latest of the year-major builds (i.e., 2019.5).
yearh.x.x latest of the year.major.minor builds (i.e., 2019.5.1)