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README.md

What

Run Odoo on Cloudron. For more information see DESCRIPTION.md

Why

Because Odoo works almost out of the box in any system that has Postgres and some disk space for data storage.

Build and Install

  • Install Cloudron CLI on your machine: npm install -g cloudron-cli.
  • Install Docker, and make sure you can push to docker hub, or install the docker registry app in your own Cloudron.
  • Log in to your Cloudron using cloudron cli: cloudron login <my.yourdomain.tld>.
  • Build and publish the docker image: cloudron build.
  • If you're using your own docker registry, name the image properly, like docker.example-cloudron.tld/john_doe/cloudron-odoo.
  • Log in to Docker Hub and mark the image as public, if necessary.
  • Install the app cloudron install -l <auth.yourdomain.tld>
  • Look at the logs to see if everything is going as planned.

Refer to the Cloudron Docs for more information.

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