You can run Wexflow using Docker from the official image on Docker Hub:

docker run -d -p 8000:8000 --name wexflow aelassas/wexflow:latest

Then access the Wexflow Admin Panel at: http://localhost:8000

• Username: admin
• Password: wexflow2018

Using compose, here's a sample docker-compose.yml:

services:
  wexflow:
    image: aelassas/wexflow:latest
    container_name: wexflow
    ports:
      - "8000:8000"
    volumes:
      # - ./wexflow-config/Wexflow.xml:/opt/wexflow/Wexflow/Wexflow.xml
      # - ./wexflow-config/Database:/opt/wexflow/Wexflow/Database
      # - ./wexflow-config/appsettings.json:/opt/wexflow/Wexflow.Server/appsettings.json
      # - ./wexflow-config/settings.js:/opt/wexflow/Admin/js/settings.js
    restart: unless-stopped

To run the compose:

docker compose up

For full Docker usage and available options, see the Docker Hub page.

• Set up SSL in the Docker image
• Set up SSL with Docker Compose
• Set up SSL with a gateway or reverse proxy
• Run Wexflow inside a Windows container
• Change the default port

This section describes how build and run Wexflow Docker image.

• Download and unzip the latest version of wexflow-x.x-linux-netcore.zip:

unzip wexflow-x.x-linux-netcore.zip

The folder ./wexflow/ will be created on your current folder.

• Download Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files and copy them on your current folder (next to wexflow folder). The folder structure should be like this:

./
├── wexflow/
├── Dockerfile
├── docker-compose.yml

• Run the following command on your current folder:

docker compose up

The folder ./wexflow/ will be mounted during the compose at runtime so you can have access to ./wexflow/Wexflow configuration folder and add custom tasks and their references at runtime, access log files and change the configuration if you want.

That's it Wexflow will start and the backend will be accessible from: http://localhost:8011/

If you've already deployed the Wexflow image and want to upgrade to a newer version, run the following commands to ensure you get all the latest updates:

docker compose build --no-cache
docker compose up

If you want to use MongoDB instead of SQLite, follow the instructions in docker-compose.yml file.