Icebreaker Docker-Compose

This docker-compose definition provides a simple way to start the whole system - a database, graph-database, the backend and the frontend.

How to use it:

1. Clone this repository.
2. In the case of production: Create a docker-compose.override.yml file, overwrite at least the database password and the JWT secret and use the production tag of the images.
3. Run docker-compose up.

The website is now available at http://localhost:12100 and the backend server is hosted at http://localhost:12100/api/.

Graph-Database

The web interface can be accessed at http://localhost:12220. Use url bolt://localhost:12221, username neo4j and password elsa for connection to the database.

There are two ways to initialize the graph database.

Import csv (preferred)

./neo4j_import is mounted to the neo4j container. Copy all csv files into this folder. Start the container once and stop it again. Then the import can be started for example with: docker run --rm --volumes-from icebreaker_neo4j neo4j neo4j-admin import --nodes /import/nodes.csv /import/category_nodes.csv --relationships /import/edges.csv /import/category_edges.csv

Use existing database

./neo4j_data is mounted to the neo4j container as persistent storage. An existing database can be copied to this folder.