Trac as microservice
See https://trac.edgewall.org/.
Trac lends itself nicely to configuration after launch. It refreshes at reload, so there's no need to prepare an "env" beforehand. Instead run trac-admin over docker exec / docker-compose run / kubectl exec.
Regarding trac versions, 1.0 is considered latest stable. But we've been running 1.1 since long with no issues. We like the time field type and there is progress, albeit slow, towards a more mobile-friendly UI.
Base image solsson/trac-single
docker run -p 80:80 -v $(PWD)/trac-env-1:/trac -d --name trac solsson/trac:single
# If you didn't mount an existing env
docker exec -ti trac trac-admin /trac initenv
# You may have mounted a volume, say /git, with your repositories
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac config set components tracopt.versioncontrol.git.* enabled
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac repository add Testing/repo1 /git/Testing/repo1.git git
Geared towards ticketing over JSON-RPC
We might some day make this image slimmer, for example remove wiki and VCS stuff.
docker run -p 80:80 -v $(PWD)/trac-env-1:/trac -d --name trac solsson/trac:engine
# If you didn't enable rpc in your env already
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac config set components tracrpc.* enabled
# You may want "authenticated" here instead of "anonymous"
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac permission add anonymous XML_RPC
# ok?
curl -s http://$(docker-machine ip default)/jsonrpc -H "Accept: text/html" | grep "Installed API version"
Development version
docker build -t solsson/trac:1.2-base 1.2-base/
docker build -t solsson/trac:1.2-single single-1.2/
docker build -t solsson/trac:1.2-engine engine-1.2/
docker run -p 80:80 -v $(PWD)/trac-env-2:/trac -d --name trac solsson/trac:1.2-engine
# let everyone do everything
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac permission add anonymous TICKET_ADMIN
Additional plugins
The solsson/trac:1.1-extras image is an example of a Dockerfile that adds plugins from trac-hacks. This isn't something you'd want to do after container launch. What you do want to do per environment is to run trac-admin:
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac config set components tractoc.* enabled
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac config set components Markdown.* enabled
# ... and so on
# If command based admin isn't enough...
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac permission add authenticated TRAC_ADMIN
# or even
docker exec trac trac-admin /trac permission add anonymous TRAC_ADMIN