To understand it, please read the article TBD.
Execute the command:
docker-compose up
When everything is up, you can access GrowthBook with the address http://localhost:3000/ and credential:
admin@admin
adminadmin
You can access the Python/Django application at three addresses:
- Home: http://localhost:8000/
- APIs: http://localhost:8000/api/v1/
- Admin: http://localhost:8000/admin/
Use the credential admin:admin for the last address.
You can access the JavaScript/Next.js application from the address:
You can access the C#/ASP.NET Core with Razor Pages from the address:
Let's say your GrowthBook instance is fully configured, then you can access the MongoDB container with docker-compose exec mongo bash and execute the following command:
cd /tmp && mongodump --authenticationDatabase admin --authenticationMechanism SCRAM-SHA-1 -u root -p password --db test --archive="growthbook-mongodump"
Copy the dump from the container to your local machine using the docker cp command. Run this command outside the container:
docker cp <container_name>:/tmp/growthbook-mongodump ./
Now you are able to use mongorestore.
Execute the command:
docker-compose up mongo
Copy the dump file to the container:
docker cp ./mongodb-dump/growthbook-mongodump <container_name>:/tmp
Access its container:
docker-compose exec mongo bash
Given you have the dump file, then you can issue:
mongorestore --authenticationDatabase admin --authenticationMechanism SCRAM-SHA-1 -u root -p password --db test --archive="/tmp/growthbook-mongodump"
If you open GrowthBook UI, you should see the following toggles:
