With any luck, you'll see the following screen:Ĭlick on the Register a new account link to create your administrator account. Open up your web browser of choice and direct it toward the ROOT_URL you specified earlier. Now that Rocket.Chat shows that it's running via these docker commands, it's time to connect to your instance. You should see something similar to the following:į72878c2d108 rocketchat/rocket.chat:latest "node main.js" 49 seconds ago Up Less than a second 0.0.0.0:3000->3000/tcp rocketchat_rocketchat_1ġ74d2856344f mongo:4.0 "docker-entrypoint." 7 minutes ago Up 7 minutes 27017/tcp rocketchat_mongo_1 Once again, check docker ps to make sure Rocket.Chat is running. Now that our database is in place, we can finally launch Rocket.Chat. If that command exits with done, your database is ready. $ docker-compose up -d mongo-init-replica If the status says Up and there are no other errors, you're ready to initialize the database. You should see output like the following:ĬONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMESġ74d2856344f mongo:4.0 "docker-entrypoint." 46 seconds ago Up 45 seconds 27017/tcp rocketchat_mongo_1 Now, double-check that mongo has started properly by listing the running Docker containers. You'll see output detailing the new rocketchat_default network that's being created to help mongo and Rocket.Chat communicate, followed by Docker downloading the necessary images and launching a new container called rocketchat_mongo_1. Docker-compose will help us here as well. You'll have to start up mongo before you can launch Rocket.Chat itself.
Rocket.Chat uses the MongoDB database to store information about users, their interactions, and more. If you fail to specify the protocol ( http) or the port ( :3000, but only if you're using one), the installation won't work.
#Install rocketchat plus#
If you're using an IP address plus a port: - ROOT_URL= If you're using an IP address: - ROOT_URL= If you're using a domain name to access Rocket.Chat: - ROOT_URL= If you want to use your VPS' public IP to connect to Rocket.Chat, replace localhost:3000 with that IP. If you'd like to host Rocket.Chat on, or even, replace localhost:3000 with that-just be sure to have your DNS set up properly. You will need to change the ROOT_URL based on your particular needs. That's what we'll focus on for now.įind line 11 of the docker-compose.yml file, which begins with ROOT_URL. You only need to change one of them, however, to enable the most basic setup. You can't just go ahead with this default file-you need to change a few of the variables to fit your unique Rocket.Chat installation. yml files are finicky when it comes to syntax, which might lead to parsing errors. # - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sockīe sure that the text, when copied, looks exactly like this. # command: traefik -docker -acme=true -acme.domains='' -acme.email=' ' -acme.entrypoint=https -acme.storagefile=acme.json -defaultentrypoints=http -defaultentrypoints=https -entryPoints='Name:http Address::80 Redirect.EntryPoint:https' -entryPoints='Name:https Address::443 TLS.Certificates:' # this is used to expose the hubot port for notifications on the host on port 3001, e.g. EXTERNAL_SCRIPTS=hubot-help,hubot-seen,hubot-links,hubot-diagnostics # you can add more scripts as you'd like here, they need to be installable by npm
Image: rocketchat/hubot-rocketchat:latest
#Install rocketchat password#
# hubot, the popular chatbot (add the bot user first and change the password before starting this image) # it will run the command and remove himself (it will not stay running)Ĭommand: 'mongo mongo/rocketchat -eval "rs.initiate()"' # this container's job is just run the command to initialize the replica set. "=Host: "Ĭommand: mongod -smallfiles -oplogSize 128 -replSet rs0 MONGO_OPLOG_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/local MONGO_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/rocketchat Create the file with your text editor of choice and paste in the following example file from Rocket.Chat. Now that you're in the rocket.chat folder, you can create a docker-compose.yml file to tell Docker how you want the system configured. You can place this wherever you'd like, but I think your user's home directory is a good choice. Once you've SSH-ed into your VPS, and you have Docker up and running smoothly, you can get started on setting up docker-compose to automate the process of deploying your Rocket.Chat app.įirst, create a nice space for our docker-compose.yml file.
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