Docker Compose Configuration

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.

Automatic Overrides

The following variables are set automatically by Docker Compose:

Variable	Docker Value
`DATABASE_URL`	`postgresql://ringee-user:ringee-password@postgres:5432/ringee-db-local?schema=public`
`REDIS_HOST`	`redis`
`REDIS_PORT`	`6379`
`REDIS_URL`	`redis://redis:6379`

The hostnames postgres and redis refer to the Docker internal service names. These are resolved automatically by Docker’s internal DNS.

Volumes

The default Docker Compose configuration creates the following persistent volumes:

Volume	Purpose
`postgres-data`	PostgreSQL database files
`redis-data`	Redis persistence data

Ports

Default port mapping:

Service	Host Port	Container Port
Admin Frontend	`4200`	`4200`
Consumer Frontend	`4201`	`4201`
Backend API	`3000`	`3000`
PostgreSQL	`5432`	`5432`
Redis	`6379`	`6379`

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.

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

Getting Started

Installation

Configuration

Telephony Providers

Overview

Automatic Overrides

Volumes

Ports

Customizing ports

Rebuilding

​Overview

​Automatic Overrides

​Volumes

​Ports

​Customizing ports

​Rebuilding

Overview

Automatic Overrides

Volumes

Ports

Customizing ports

Rebuilding