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--- docker_options [2025/04/04 01:18] – reorganized Python information wtkadmin
+++ docker_options [2025/04/07 23:48] (current) – [Docker Options] added link to DockerHub wtkadmin
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 Docker makes it easy to jump in and have a perfect environment for working on Wizard's Toolkit. Plus, Docker facilitates scaling through Kubernetes and other methods. Wizard's Toolkit provides what we think is an ideal environment, but since this is low-code, you are welcome to change any aspects you want.
+[[https://hub.docker.com/r/proglabs/wizards-toolkit|WTK DockerHub repository]]
 ===== WTK Mysql Docker =====
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 ===== WTK PostgreSQL Docker =====
-There is an alternative docker-composePG.yml file which contains the PostgreSQL version of Wizard's Toolkit. All the web pages are the same, but the database is PostgreSQL. This version is slightly out-of-date with the most recent enhancements of Wizard's Toolkit but should be updated before May 2025.
+There is an alternative docker-composePG.yml file which contains the PostgreSQL version of Wizard's Toolkit. All the web pages are the same, but the database is PostgreSQL.
-To run, rename the  **docker-compose.yml** to **docker-composeMySQL.yml** then rename the **docker-composePG.yml** to **docker-compose.yml**. After that, build your Docker environment as normal or in Terminal simply run:
+To run, rename the  **docker-compose.yml** to **docker-composeMySQL.yml** then rename the **docker-composePG.yml** to **docker-compose.yml**. After that, build your Docker environment by simply running in Terminal:
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