1.7 KiB
1.7 KiB
Hammond
Self hosted vehicle and expense management system. Like Clarkson, but better.
Installation using Portainer
Tested with
- Synology DS1019+ running DSM 7.1.1-42962 Update 5;
- Docker from Synology Package Center version 20.10.3-1308;
- Portainer.io Community Edition version 2.18.3;
- Hammond 1.0.0.
Create the following folders
- docker/hammond/Hammond/config
- docker/hammond/Hammond/assets
Installation steps
- Open Portainer with the correct environment.
- Under Stacks click the button + Add stack.
- Give your stack a name (i.e.: hammond).
- Paste the contents of compose.yml under Web editor.
- Paste the contents of .env under Environment variables.
- Click Advanced mode to be able to paste.
- Change the environment variables as you see fit.
- Click Deploy the stack and wait for Portainer to finish.
Environment variables
The following variables could be set as an environment varaiables using the .env file.
| Value | Default | Information |
|---|---|---|
| RESTART | unless-stopped | Choose a restart policy. |
| SYNOLOGY_VOLUME | volume1 | If you have only 1 volume Docker will be installed on volume 1. |
| STACK_NAME | hammond | The name of your project/stack and also the base folder within your docker folder. |
| UID | 1024 | The user id you want to use. |
| GID | 101 | The group id you want to use. |
| HAMMOND_CONTAINER_NAME | Hammond | This is used for the name of the container and the main folder under de docker folder. |
| HAMMOND_TAG | latest | Choose a version tag. |
| HAMMOND_PORT | 3000 | Default port. |