$ tree generators/app/templates/latest
├── .env
├── alfresco
│   ├── Dockerfile
│   └── model
│       ├── sharding-content-model-context.xml
│       └── sharding-content-model.xml
├── docker-compose-ce.yml
├── docker-compose-ee.yml
├── search
│   └── Dockerfile
├── zeppelin
|   └── Dockerfile
└── keystores
    ├── alfresco
    ├── solr
    └── zeppelin

.env includes default values for Docker Compose environment variables
docker-compose-ce.yml is the base Docker Compose Template for Alfresco Community deployment
docker-compose-ee.yml is the base Docker Compose Template for Alfresco Enterprise deployment
alfresco includes a Dockerfile template to start Alfresco Repository
- model includes a default content model for Sharding Explicit Routing
search includes a Dockerfile template to start Search Services and Insight Engine
zeppelin includes a Dockerfile template to start Zeppelin with SSL
keystores includes every truststore and keystore required for SSL configuration

Installation

First, install Yeoman and link generator-alfresco-docker-composel using npm (we assume you have pre-installed node.js).

$ npm install -g yo
$ npm link

Then generate your new project:

$ mkdir my-custom-docker-compose
$ yo alfresco-docker-compose

Community

When using Community, some different options can be combined:

Plain HTTP (http) or TLS/SSL Mutual Authentication (https)
Use SOLR Replication in Master/Slave mode (only when using http)

? Which Alfresco version do you want to use? latest
? Would you like to use Alfresco enterprise or community? community
? Would you like to use http or https? http
? Would you like to use a SOLR Replication (2 nodes in master-slave)? Yes

Enterprise

When using Enterprise, some options can be added to Community configuration:

Use dynamic Sharding with 2 SOLR nodes pre-configured (only when not using SOLR Replication)
Use Explicit Routing for Shards instead of DB_ID (only when using Sharding)
Insight Engine, as Search Services is selected by default
Deploy Zeppelin app to use JDBC Connector to SOLR

? Would you like to use dynamic Sharding (2 SOLR nodes)? Yes
? Would you like to use SOLR Explicit Routing instead of DB_ID for the Shards? Yes
? Would you like to use Insight Engine instead of Search Services? Yes
? Would you like to deploy Zeppelin? Yes

Using Explicit Routing feature

Custom content model is deployed to provide a property, named shard:shardId, holding the Shard Number (0, 1) where the content is indexed.

Configuration catalog

Version	Comms	Replication	Sharding	Explicit	Insight	Zeppelin
community	http	-	-	-	x	x
community	http	true	x	x	x	x
community	http	false	true	false	x	x
community	http	false	true	true	x	x
community	https	x	-	-	x	x
enterprise	http	-	-	-	(*)	(*)
enterprise	http	true	x	x	(*)	(*)
enterprise	http	false	true	false	(*)	(*)
enterprise	http	false	true	true	(*)	(*)
enterprise	https	x	-	-	(*)	(*)
enterprise	https	x	true	false	(*)	(*)
enterprise	https	x	true	true	(*)	(*)

Both community and enterprise ACS deployments can be used with the same options, but enterprise may also use Insight Engine (replacing Search Services) and Insight Zeppelin services.

Passing parameters from command line

Default values for options can be specified in the command line, using a --name=value pattern. When an options is specified in the command line, the question is not prompted to the user, so you can generate a Docker Compose template with no user interaction.

$ yo alfresco-docker-compose --acsVersion=latest --alfrescoVersion=community --httpMode=http --clustering=true

Parameter names reference

--acsVersion: default latest, but could be set to e.g. 6.1.0.5 --alfrescoVersion: community or enterprise --httpMode: http or https --clustering: true or false --insightEngine: true or false --zeppelin: true or false --sharding: true or false --explicitRouting: true or false

Using Docker Compose

Once the files have been generated, just start Docker Compose.

$ docker-compose up --build --force-recreate

You can shutdown it at any moment using following command.

$ docker-compose down

Community URLs

HTTP

http://localhost:8080/share

http://localhost:8082/alfresco

http://localhost:8083/solr

When using SOLR Replication, additionally

http://localhost:8084/solr

SSL

http://localhost:8080/share

http://localhost:8082/alfresco

https://localhost:8443/alfresco

https://localhost:8083/solr

Enterprise URLs

HTTP

http://localhost:8080/share

http://localhost:8080/alfresco

http://localhost:8083/solr

http://localhost:9090/zeppelin

When using SOLR Replication or Sharding, additionally

http://localhost:8084/solr

SSL

http://localhost:8080/share

http://localhost:8080/alfresco

https://localhost:8443/alfresco

https://localhost:8083/solr

http://localhost:9090/zeppelin

When using SOLR Sharding, additionally

https://localhost:8084/solr