The official Bolt Docker Image

This is also the image that powers the container Bolt demo sites on https://try.bolt.cm and https://market.bolt.cm.

It uses Apache, PHP-FPM and SQLite in a single service.

It should be used in production with a separate http proxy container, we'd recommend jwilder/nginx-proxy which will allow you to define a virtual host for each container.

Supported Tags

• 3.6, latest
• 3.5,
• 3.4,
• 3.3,
• 3.2

Releases

This repo by default uses SQLite requesting the version number only will fetch this There is now experimental mysql support which you can specify by prefixing mysql- to the release tag.

As new versions are released we will tag a corresponding version for the image. You can always leave the tag empty or define latest which will have the same effect of installing the latest stable version.

Quick Start

All you need to do to get started is pull the image and then launch a container.

docker pull rossriley/docker-bolt

If you want to specify a specific tag then append that as below

docker pull rossriley/docker-bolt:3.3

Once the pull has completed then you can launch a container using the docker run command, there are a few additional environment variables that you can pass, the one shown below installs the default Bolt theme.

docker run -p 80 --name my_bolt_site -e BOLT_EXT='bolt/theme-2016 dev-master' -e BOLT_TITLE='My Bolt Site' -e BOLT_THEME='bolt/theme-2016' -d -t rossriley/docker-bolt

Using Docker-Compose

If you use docker-compose then all you need is a docker-compose.yml file that looks something like this:

version: '2'

services:
    bolt:
        image: rossriley/docker-bolt:3.6
        network_mode: bridge
        environment:
            - BOLT_EXT=bolt/theme-2018 dev-master
            - BOLT_TITLE=My Bolt Site
            - BOLT_THEME=bolt/theme-2018
        volumes:
            - ./db-data:/var/www/html/app/database
            - ./files:/var/www/html/public/files
            - ./extensions:/var/www/html/extensions

This config will get you the latest 3.6.x release, note the additional environment variables you can set to install and configure a theme, in this case the default Bolt theme.

A few volumes are also defined here which will allow you to persist the database, files and extensions to the host.

Please note that you may want to define additional persistent volumes here depending on what files you allow the admin users to edit.