Quickstart¶
We provide docker-compose.yml file to quickly try temBoard with a few
PostgreSQL clusters. Requires docker-compose 1.10+ and docker engine 1.10+.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dalibo/temboard/v7/docker/docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up
docker-compose will launch:
- a PG 13 cluster (exposed at 5432)
- a PG 12 cluster (exposed at 5433)
- a PG 10 cluster (exposed at 5434)
- a PG 9.6 cluster (exposed at 5435)
- a temBoard agent for each PG cluster
- a standard PG 13 cluster for the UI (not exposed)
- a container for temBoard UI
temBoard UI is available on https://0.0.0.0:8888/ with admin / admin
credentials. The agents can be accessed with alice / alice or bob / bob.
You can access clusters with user and password postgres. For example with
pgbench:
$ export PGHOST=0.0.0.0 PGPORT=5432 PGUSER=postgres PGPASSWORD=postgres
$ psql -c 'CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS pg_stat_statements'
$ createdb pgbench
$ pgbench -i pgbench
$ pgbench -c 8 -T 60 pgbench
/!\ DO NOT USE THIS IN PRODUCTION /!\¶
temBoard docker images are designed for testing and demo. The SSL certificate is self-signed and the default passwords are dumb and public.
temBoard agent is designed to run on same host as PostgreSQL which is incompatible with Docker service-minded architecture. temBoard agent images require access to docker socket to restart PostgreSQL, which you do not want in production.
To deploy temBoard in a production environment, take some time to read http://temboard.rtfd.io.