How to run Jira in a docker container

[Martin Zeller]

@sara you could still use docker swarm to create an overlay network attachable like:

docker network create --driver=overlay --attachable confluence_cluster_net

 and then attach your container to it.

Expose the TC port and set the cluster IPs to 10.0.0.2,10.0.0.3,....

[Ravindra Ravindra]

Is there any procedure to upgrade the jira from current version to latest available docker image version?

Like upgrade to major version, for example - 

from version 7.6.1 to 8.16.1

Please confirm

thanks

[Antoine _Klee Group_]

@Ravindra Ravindra There is now an official jira-software container available on the Docker Hub have you checked it? If you use a persistant database and jira-home the upgrade is very easy as you just need to call the for the atlassian/jira-software:latest container.

[Medhat Ahmed]

Does installing jira and confluence on docker or kubernetees is officially supported by atlassian? is there a clear documentation from atlassian about that?

[Antoine _Klee Group_]

Hi @Medhat Ahmed as mentionned previously, the Jira Docker container is officially supported by Atlassian. https://hub.docker.com/r/atlassian/jira-software/

I do not know about Kubernetees.

[Medhat Ahmed]

Hi @Antoine _Klee Group_ 

can I use it for jira datacenter or only jira server?

[Antoine _Klee Group_]

It is actually a data-center image :)

[Martin Zeller]

@Medhat Ahmed 

here you can find the information about kubernetes https://atlassian.github.io/data-center-helm-charts/ 
This is a very new documentation, I could not look inside yet.
Would be nice to give feedback here.

Cheers Martin