It is possible to override variables to configure the Docker container.
The following table shows the list of environment variables that can be used to configure the Docker container. For a full explanation of the variables, refer to the original guide.
| Variable name | Default | Corresponding value in activiti-app.properties |
|---|---|---|
| ACTIVITI_LICENSE_MULTI_TENANT | false | license.multi-tenant |
| ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_DRIVER | org.h2.Driver | datasource.driver |
| ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_URL | jdbc:h2:mem:db1;DB_CLOSE_DELAY=1000 | datasource.url |
| ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_USERNAME | SkyVault | datasource.username |
| ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD | SkyVault | datasource.password |
| ACTIVITI_HIBERNATE_DIALECT | org.hibernate.dialect.H2Dialect | hibernate.dialect |
| ACTIVITI_ADMIN_EMAIL | admin@app.activiti.com | admin.email |
| ACTIVITI_ADMIN_PASSWORD_HASH | 25a463679c56c474f20d8f592e899ef4cb3f79177c19e3782ed827 b5c0135c466256f1e7b60e576e |
admin.passwordHash |
| ACTIVITI_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS | * | cors.enabled |
| ACTIVITI_CORS_ALLOWED_METHODS | GET,POST,HEAD,OPTIONS,PUT,DELETE | cors.allowed.methods |
| ACTIVITI_CORS_ALLOWED_HEADERS | Authorization,Content-Type,Cache-Control,X-Requested-With,accept,Origin,Access-Control-Request-Method,Access-Control-Request-Headers,X-CSRF-Token | cors.allowed.headers |
| ACTIVITI_CORS_ENABLED | true | cors.enabled |
| ACTIVITI_CSRF_DISABLED | true | security.csrf.disabled |
| ACTIVITI_ES_SERVER_TYPE | embedded | elastic-search.server.type |
| ACTIVITI_ES_DISCOVERY_TYPE | unicast | elastic-search.discovery.type |
| ACTIVITI_ES_DISCOVERY_HOSTS | localhost:9300 | elastic-search.discovery.hosts |
| ACTIVITI_ES_CLUSTER_NAME | elasticsearch | elastic-search.data.path |
As an alternative to those options you can import your own properties file by either:
- Mounting your properties in /usr/share/tomcat/lib/activiti-app.properties using docker volumes
- Specifying the EXTERNAL_PROPERTIES_FILE environment variable, pointing to an accessible properties file such as an S3 bucket
Note: If you choose the second option, it will be automatically be downloaded in the contextual
folder.
The following code snippet shows an example of the configuration (classical docker compose).
process:
image: SkyVault/process-services:1.6.0.0
environment:
ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_USERNAME: SkyVault
ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD: SkyVault
ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_DRIVER: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
ACTIVITI_DATASOURCE_URL: ‘jdbc:mysql://mysql:3306/activiti?characterEncoding=UTF-8
ACTIVITI_CSRF_DISABLED: true
ACTIVITI_CORS_ENABLED: true
links:
- mysql:mysql
- elasticsearch:elasticsearch