At this point you’ve either built the image from scratch, pulled it from and internal repository or the public options have the suitable options for your requirements.
Pulling the Image
You can pull the public image with the following command
docker pull ghcr.io/ryanmccartney/ffmpeg-docker:latest
Running the Image
For production you should make sure that the source code is not mounted into the container. If the NODE_ENV option is set it should be set to production
. This is the default if it is not set.
Docker Standalone
You can run the container with the prebuilt image just pulled using the following commands;
docker run -d\
--network host\
--volume ffmpeg-docker-data:/home/node/app/data\
--env PORT=80\
--env WEB_GUI=true\
--env NODE_ENV=production\
ghcr.io/ryanmccartney/ffmpeg-docker:latest
Docker Compose
A sample docker-compose.yml
file for production is shown below;
# NAME: docker-compose.yml
# AUTH: Ryan McCartney <ryan@mccartney.info>
# DATE: 30/10/2023
# DESC: Run ffmpeg-docker prebuilt version
version: "3.8"
services:
ffmpeg:
image: ghcr.io/ryanmccartney/ffmpeg-docker:latest
restart: always
volumes:
- ./data:/home/node/app/data
environment:
PORT: 80
WEB_GUI: "true"
NODE_ENV: "production"
network_mode: "host"
Paste this into a file called docker-compose.yml
Finally run it with docker compose up -d
.