This repository contains N8N – an extendable workflow automation tool.
Make sure that the Base and the nginx reverse proxy are already set up and started.
Clone the code to your server:
git clone git@gitlab.com:hueske-digital/services/workflows.git ~/services/workflows
Create environment file and fill up with your values:
cd ~/services/workflows && cp .env.example .env && vim .env
Pull images and start the compose file:
docker compose up -d
While waiting you can create a host in your nginx proxy manager which points to workflows-app-1 with port 443 and websockets enabled.
Update all container images and recreate them if new images are available:
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d
Restart a single container:
docker compose restart app
Shutdown all container of this compose file:
docker compose down
Show and follow logs:
docker compose logs -ft
Additional configuration:
You can include any other docker config by using an additional compose file.