logianalytics/logireport-server repository overview

docker run --name logireportserver -itd \
-e USERKEY="<fake_user_key>" \
-e USERPASSWORD="<fake_user_password>" \
-e LGRPT_ADMIN_USERNAME=admin \
-e LGRPT_ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin_Pass30rd \
-e LGRPT_INIT_HEAP_SIZE=700m \
-e LGRPT_MAX_HEAP_SIZE=16g \
-e LGRPT_RESTART_TIMEOUT=10 \
-p 8888:8888/tcp logianalytics/logireport-server

services:
    logireportserver:
        environment:
            # License key and password for LogiReport Server
            # Replace with your actual user key and password.
            - USERKEY=<fake_user_key>
            - USERPASSWORD=<fake_user_password>
            # Set the admin user password for LogiReport Server
            # Replace with your actual admin user and password
            - LGRPT_ADMIN_USERNAME=admin
            - LGRPT_ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin_Pass30rd
            # Initial and maximum heap sizes for the LogiReport Server JVM
            - LGRPT_INIT_HEAP_SIZE=700m
            - LGRPT_MAX_HEAP_SIZE=16g
            # Timeout in second for server restart when getting abnormal shutdown
            - LGRPT_RESTART_TIMEOUT=10
        # For version upgrades, just change the image tag to the new version.
        # For example, to upgrade from v25.1.1 to version v25.1.4, change the image tag to `logianalytics/logireport-server:25.1.4`.
        # Note: you can only upgrade to a newer version, not downgrade to an older version, if you use an older version tag,
        # you'll be prompted 'This docker image version, vXXXX cannot work with the installed version, vYYYY, will exit.'
        # in the container logs.
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"

docker run --name logireportserver -itd -p 8888:8888/tcp -v report_home:/opt/LogiReport/Server logianalytics/logireport-server

services:
    logireportserver:
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"
        volumes:
            # Bind REPORTHOME in container to a volume on the host machine
            # for persisting LogiReport Server data.
            - report_home:/opt/LogiReport/Server
volumes:
    # Volume definition for persisting LogiReport Server data.
    # For demo, we are using named volume on the docker host here.
    # You can also use a host path, NFS or a cloud storage solutions (e.g. AWS EBS/EFS).
    # When using a host path or NFS, make sure the path is writable by
    # the container user (logi user with UID 1106).
    report_home: {}

/opt/LogiReport/Server/logs

services:
    logireportserver:
        environment:
            # Stream Logi Report Server logs to container console
            - LGRPT_ENABLE_CONSOLE_LOGS_DESTINATION=true
            # Log level settings
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_ENGINE_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_DHTML_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_DESIGNER_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_EVENT_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_ERROR_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_ACCESS_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_MANAGE_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_DEBUG_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_PERFORMANCE_LEVEL=ERROR
            - LGRPT_LOGGER_DUMP_LEVEL=ERROR
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"

services:
    logireportserver:
        environment:
            # Database settings for Logi Report Server
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_TYP=Production
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_JDBC_URL=jdbc:postgresql://your-db-host/logireport
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_JDBC_DRIVER_CLASSNAME=org.postgresql.Driver
            # Download the PostgreSQL JDBC driver from https://jdbc.postgresql.org/download/postgresql-42.7.3.jar
            # to the ./additional-lib folder on the host machine, and then bind mount it to this path in the container.
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH=/var/lib/logi-report/additional-lib/postgresql-42.7.3.jar
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_USERNAME=your_db_username
            - LGRPT_SYSDB_PASSWORD=your_db_password
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"
        volumes:
            # Bind additional java libraries, such as JDBC drivers, to the container.
            # Put jar files into ./additional-lib folder on the host machine.
            - ./additional-lib:/var/lib/logi-report/additional-lib

services:
    logireportserver:
        environment:
            - LGRPT_CLUSTER_ENABLE=true
            - LGRPT_CLUSTER_NAME=logireport-cluster
            # Set the cluster history directory, which should be shared across all nodes in the cluster.
            # Make sure the directory exists and is writable by the logi user (UID 1106).
            - LGRPT_HISTORY_DIRECTORY=/var/lib/logi-report/shared/history
            # Enable automatic host detection for cluster nodes.
            - LGRPT_JAVA_OPTS=-Djreport.cluster.auto_detect_host=true
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"
        volumes:
            # Bind named volume for persisting LogiReport Server history.
            - shared_data:/var/lib/logi-report/shared

volumes:
    # Define a named external volume for persisting LogiReport Server history.
    shared_data:
        driver: local
        driver_opts:
            type: nfs4
            o: addr=10.123.45.16,rw,noatime,nolock
            device: :/Public/logireport/shared

services:
    logireportserver:
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"
        volumes:
            # Put TTF files into ./font folder on the host machine,
            # and mount it to font subdirectory under the customized
            # resources directory in the container.
            - ./font:/var/lib/logi-report/custom/font

services:
    logireportserver:
        image: logianalytics/logireport-server
        ports:
            - "8888:8888/tcp"
        volumes:
            # Bind customized server properties file to the server container.
            - ./bin/server.properties:/var/lib/logi-report/custom/bin/install.server.properties
            # Bind customized http response headers to the server container.
            # Refer to https://docs-report.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12491438683277-Security-for-Accessing-Web-Pages#HTTPHeader
            # for more information.
            - ./bin/responseHeaders.properties:/var/lib/logi-report/custom/bin/responseHeaders.properties