dokku.sh

load.sh dokku

load.sh dokku -- [options]

Installs Dokku (https://dokku.com) from its APT repository on Debian and Ubuntu (uses
sudo), and Docker with 'load.sh docker' when it is missing. The machine becomes a Dokku
server: Dokku takes ports 80 and 443, and its first install removes the sites enabled in
nginx.

Run again, it installs nothing that is already there: it changes the version of Dokku
only when --version asks for another one. 'load.sh --upgrade' leaves it alone.

Options:
  -h, --help              Show this help and exit
  --version <ver>         Dokku version, e.g. 0.38.34 (default: the latest, when Dokku is
                          not installed yet)
  --hostname <domain>     Global domain of the apps (default, on the first install: the
                          hostname of the machine)
  --ssh-key <file>        Public keys allowed to push apps (default: ~/.ssh/authorized_keys).
                          A key already in Dokku is not added again
  --plugin <name=url>     Install a plugin, unless it is installed (can be repeated)
  --dry-run               Print actions without executing them
  --manifest              Print installation manifest and exit

Examples:
  load.sh dokku
  load.sh dokku -- --hostname apps.example.com
  load.sh dokku -- --plugin postgres=https://github.com/dokku/dokku-postgres.git
  load.sh dokku -- --version 0.38.34
  load.sh remove -- dokku

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