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This page provides installation and configuration information for Docker.
Installation
Our docker image is available on Docker Hub. You can start it by pulling and then running with the default port bound.
docker pull ironmansoftware/universal
docker run --name 'PSU' -it -p 5000:5000 ironmansoftware/universal
Persistent Data
To create a Docker image that can persist the Universal data, you can create a dockerfile like the one below.
This dockerfile exposes port 5000, creates a /data volume, sets configuration environment variables to store the Universal repository and database in the volume and then sets the Universal.Server as the entry point to the container.
Linux
FROM ironmansoftware/universal:latest
LABEL description="Universal - The ultimate platform for building web-based IT Tools" 
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EXPOSE 5000
VOLUME ["/home/data"]
ENV Data__RepositoryPath /home/data/Repository
ENV Data__ConnectionString /home/data/database.db
ENV UniversalDashboard__AssetsFolder /home/data/UniversalDashboard 
ENV Logging__Path /home/data/logs/log.txt
ENTRYPOINT ["./Universal/Universal.Server"]
Windows
FROM ironmansoftware/universal:1.3.1-windowsservercore-1809
LABEL description="Universal - The ultimate platform for building web-based IT Tools" 
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EXPOSE 5000
VOLUME ["C:/data"]
ENV Data__RepositoryPath C:/data/Repository
ENV Data__ConnectionString C:/data/database.db
ENV UniversalDashboard__AssetsFolder C:/data/UniversalDashboard 
ENV Logging__Path C:/data/logs/log.txt
ENTRYPOINT ["C:/ProgramData/Universal/Universal.Server.exe"]
You can run a build with the build command.
docker build . --tag=universal-persistent
You can start the docker container with the run command and make sure to specify the volume to mount.
docker run -it --name powershelluniversal --mount source=psudata,target=/home/data --rm -d  -p 5000:5000/tcp universal-persistent:latest
SQL
To use SQL persistence, you can define the plugin and connection string as follows. 
ENV Data__ConnectionString=Data Source=ServerName; Initial Catalog=DatabaseName; Integrated Security=SSPI;
ENV Plugins:0=SQL
Time Zones
To properly support time zones on Linux when scheduling jobs, you will need to include the tzdata package in your dockerfile along with an environment variable that specifies the server time zone. 
ENV TZ Europe/Amsterdam
RUN apt-get install -y tzdata
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