Deploying EscapeCloud Platform via docker compose is intended to be simple. This folder contains a single Compose template, an environment template, and this README.

Project structure:

.
├── docker-compose.yml
├── env.template
└── README.md

The Compose template runs the main Escape components:

• escape_webapp
• escape_web_init
• escape_scheduler
• escape_api
• escape_engine_stage1 to escape_engine_stage9
• escape_engine_init

The template also contains optional containerized services for:

• escape_web_db
• escape_engine_db
• rabbitmq

If you are using managed infrastructure for PostgreSQL or RabbitMQ, keep using your external services and set the connection details in .env.

Before deployment, make sure you have:

• Docker Engine installed
• Docker Compose plugin installed
• Access to registry.onstackit.cloud
• A VM or host with ports 80 and 443 reachable
• DNS pointing your hostname to the server

For HTTPS mode you also need:

• a .pfx certificate file
• the PFX password

Copy env.template to .env:

cp env.template .env

Then fill in the required values.

Important variables:

• HOST_NAME Public hostname, for example domain.tld
• WEB_ENV Example: prod
• WEB_IMAGE_TAG Web image tag to deploy
• ENGINE_IMAGE_TAG Engine image tag to deploy
• WEB_DB_* Web database connection settings
• ENGINE_DB_* Engine database connection settings
• RABBITMQ_* RabbitMQ connection settings
• WEB_PFX_FILE Container path to the mounted PFX, for example /run/certs/domain_tld.pfx
• WEB_PFX_PASSWORD Password for the PFX file

The webapp supports two modes.

Leave these values empty:

WEB_PFX_FILE=
WEB_PFX_PASSWORD=

In this mode, the webapp serves HTTP on port 80.

Set both values:

WEB_PFX_FILE=/run/certs/your-certificate.pfx
WEB_PFX_PASSWORD=your-password

The Compose file mounts:

./certs:/run/certs:ro

So place the certificate file in a local certs/ folder next to docker-compose.yml.

In this mode:

• HTTP on port 80 redirects to HTTPS
• HTTPS is served on port 443

Run the stack from this directory:

docker compose up -d

If you want to pull the latest tagged images first:

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d