Add a docker-compose to simplify Xcessiv startup with Redis
marcelmaatkamp opened this issue · comments
The wiki about how to start Xcessiv implicitly assumes an already running Redis instance. This is something docker-compose can handle for the end-user whereby starting Xcessiv would also automatically start Redis.
I have added a docker-compose in PR #47 which will start Redis out-of-the-box and defines a shared data directory. By simply issuing $docker-compose up
Redis and Xcessiv will both start together.