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# cpee-docker
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# cpee-docker
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-CPEE Dockerfiles for a local installation.
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+CPEE local installation via Docker.
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-Requirements: Docker and Docker Compose
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+*Requirements:* Docker and Docker Compose
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-Download this project (zip or clone) and change into the root dir.
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+Steps:
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+- Download this project (zip or clone) and change into the project root dir.
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-Run `docker-compose up` in a terminal of your choice (Windows: Powershell, Command Prompt; MacOS: Terminal)
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+- Run `docker-compose up` in a terminal of your choice (Windows: Powershell, Command Prompt; MacOS: Terminal)
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-Now, in your browser, go to `http://localhost:9090/cpee-cockpit/` and have fun!
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+- Now, in your browser, go to `http://localhost:9090/cpee-cockpit/` and have fun!
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+Notes:
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+- If you make changes to the `Dockerfile` make sure to run `docker-compose build` to apply new changes.
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+- You can code and run your endpoints (services) on your host system and access them via cpee from the `localhost` address, as the cpee container directly forwards requests to the localhost. You can undo this in the `docker-compose` file under `network`.
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