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For studio technical staff looking at how a community Docker setup deploys the Kitsu and Zou production tracker. It summarises the README's script options and the compose files' services, variable names and upgrade overlays. Based on eight files read as text at one commit; nothing was built or run, and the README and compose files differ in places.
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docker-cgwire: what its pinned README and compose files state about running Kitsu and Zou in Docker
Coverage
For studio technical staff looking at how a community Docker setup deploys the Kitsu and Zou production tracker. It summarises the README's script options and the compose files' services, variable names and upgrade overlays. Based on eight files read as text at one commit; nothing was built or run, and the README and compose files differ in places.
Useful starting points
- The README itself says to back up data before a database upgrade; it also says to update the stored database version afterwards.
- The database upgrade overlay sets trust authentication on its database services, while the base stack requires a password variable; check which applies to your setup.
- The README's database badge and its upgrade example name different versions, so confirm the version your own env file sets.
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