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Overview

When running Ringee with docker-compose.app.yml, several environment variables are automatically overridden to use Docker’s internal networking. You don’t need to manually set these.

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Automatic Overrides

The following variables are set automatically by Docker Compose:
VariableDocker Value
DATABASE_URLpostgresql://ringee-user:ringee-password@postgres:5432/ringee-db-local?schema=public
REDIS_HOSTredis
REDIS_PORT6379
REDIS_URLredis://redis:6379
The hostnames postgres and redis refer to the Docker internal service names. These are resolved automatically by Docker’s internal DNS.

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Volumes

The default Docker Compose configuration creates the following persistent volumes:
VolumePurpose
postgres-dataPostgreSQL database files
redis-dataRedis persistence data

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Ports

Default port mapping:
ServiceHost PortContainer Port
Admin Frontend42004200
Consumer Frontend42014201
Backend API30003000
PostgreSQL54325432
Redis63796379

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Customizing ports

To change the host ports, modify the ports section in docker-compose.app.yml: 
services:
  frontend:
    ports:
      - "8080:4200"  # Access admin on port 8080 instead
If you change the frontend or backend ports, remember to update the corresponding FRONTEND_URL, PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL, and NEXT_PUBLIC_API_BASE_URL environment variables accordingly.

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Rebuilding

After making changes to the codebase or environment: 
# Rebuild and restart all containers
docker-compose -f docker-compose.app.yml up --build -d

# Rebuild only a specific service
docker-compose -f docker-compose.app.yml up --build -d backend