I started the installation of the Tryton ERP following the instructions I found on your website through the following link: https://hub.docker.com/r/tryton/tryton/. I have created two containers, one for the server and one for the database, named tryton and tryton-postgres respectively, as you can see in the screenshots below. When I click the link under the title Port(s), the following page opens (as shown in the screenshots), after first logging in with the credentials I have set. The same happens when using the desktop client that I have installed on my computer.
What I would like to know is whether I have completed the Tryton ERP installation correctly and if it is ready for use and data entry, or if there is something else I need to do to finalize the installation.
On the first login it should have launched some wizards to help you finalize the setup like “create a company”, “create users” etc.
You may need to make some configurations (using environment variables) for example to setup a mail server.
If you want to expose it to the internet, you should consider setup a reverse proxy with SSL in front of it and set [web] num_proxies to 1.
If you want to have scheduled task run, you must also start another container with the command trytond-cron -d <database name>.
Idem if you want to use asynchronous tasks.
Also the docker image is using a volume to store files (like the attachment) so you must be sure that this volume stays persistent for docker.
Finally you should consider schedule periodic backup of the database (using pg_dump) and the content of the volume.
Yes, that’s right, the options “create a company”, “create users” appeared to me, but I left them for later, then I added all the modules and then the page appeared to me as shown in the screenshots. I need tryton for an academic paper so there is no need to expose it to the internet. Could you please tell me more about that volume docker image uses to store files? How can I see that it has been created and if it is working correctly so that I won’t have a problem?
Thank you very much for your time!
I do not know “Docker Desktop” but I guess you should see the volume in the “Volumes” menu entry.
If no volume was configured, normally docker must have create one automatically because it is described in the Dockerfile.
