We now deploy seperate tags per version:
junari/odoo:14.0   <- Latest v14 image
junari/odoo:14.0-YYYY-MM-DD-GITREV   <- v14 at a specific revision

Junari Open Source Docker image for Odoo Development and Production

• Python 3.8 / Debian Bullseye
• Odoo Community Edition, installed from source in /opt/odoo
• Supports custom addons in /opt/odoo/custom_addons
• Includes an odoo-config script for modifying the odoo config file in derrived images
• Includes Git and SSH clients for development
• Includes Visual Studio Code folder mount points
• Allows easy passing of additional odoo args, or running other commands like the bash shell

• Docker Desktop
• Access to a PostgreSQL 9+ Database Server

This image requires the following environment variables.

• DB_HOST - Postgres Database server address. Set to host.docker.internal to use your local machine.
• DB_PORT - Postgres Database server port. Normally 5432
• DB_USER - Odoo database user. This must NOT be your PostgreSQL super user (postgres)
• DB_PASSWORD - Odoo database user password.

We recommend creating an odoo.env file to store your database configuration. Check out odoo.env-example for an example.

This image ships with a default odoo.conf in /etc/odoo. You can either replace this file with your own version, or use our odoo-config tool to update individual settings.

To override individual settings, create and build you own Dockerfile with content such as the below:

FROM junari/odoo:14.0

RUN odoo-config addons_path+=,/opt/odoo/custom_addons/my_lib/addons \
                list_db=True

(you can either append to existing settings using +=, or overwrite them using =)

The following example walks you through creating a new Odoo database using this image:

1. In a new folder, create an odoo.env file, as above

2. Create a blank PostgreSQL database owned by your Odoo database user, e.g.

CREATE DATABASE odoo14 OWNER odoo ENCODING UTF8;

3. Run this image with the following command in the Terminal (or in Git Bash on Windows) to initialise your new Odoo database

docker run --rm -it \
    -v junari-odoo-data:/opt/odoo/data \
    -p 8069:8069 \
    --env-file=odoo.env \
    junari/odoo \
    odoo -d odoo14 -i base --without-demo=all --load-language=en_GB --stop-after-init

(where odoo14 is the new database name)

4. Now that your database has been initialised, you can restart it with a simpler command. You might find it useful to save the below into a start-odoo.sh script, which you can run instead of typing it out!

docker run --rm -it \
    -v junari-odoo-data:/opt/odoo/data \
    -p 8069:8069 \
    --env-file=odoo.env \
    junari/odoo odoo -d odoo14

Your Odoo system should now be accessible at http://localhost:8069 . You can log in using the default user: admin, password: admin

The below script should be run in Git Bash on windows, or in the Terminal application on Mac and Linux

# Run the junari/odoo docker image with default settings
./run.sh

You can also pass any odoo-bin args via run.sh, e.g.:

# Initialise a new database (with demo data disabled)
./run.sh odoo -d db_name -i base --without-demo=all --load-language=en_GB

# Run with a specific database
./run.sh odoo -d db_name

# Access the odoo shell for a specific database
./run.sh odoo-shell -d db_name

# Access bash inside the container
./run.sh bash

# Re-build the images (with the latest ubuntu)
./build.sh