The following guide will walk you through the necessary steps to install, configure, and run Pulse for Docker.
Remember: First action after Pulse had been successfully configured and launched is to change the default username and password.
Default Username: Administrator
Default Password: timebase
Quick Start Video
Please follow along the video provided to get Pulse up and running in a Docker environment. This video will assume you have Docker Install already and know how to use Docker compose to create containers:
Yaml File Configuration
The sample Yaml file used in the video can be seen below:
name: timebase
services:
pulse:
image: timebase/pulse:RC-1.1.0
deploy:
resources:
limits:
cpus: "2"
memory: 2048m
hostname: pulse
container_name: pulse
ports:
- "4541:4541"
- "4542:4542"
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- timebase_pulse_config:/config
- timebase_pulse_data:/data
- timebase_pulse_logs:/logs
- timebase_pulse_settings:/settings
- timebase_pulse_certificate:/certificate
environment:
- Active=false
volumes:
timebase_pulse_settings:
timebase_pulse_config:
timebase_pulse_data:
timebase_pulse_logs:
timebase_pulse_certificate:
Docker Compose Command
Open your command prompt or terminal application and navigate to the folder location you saved your YAML file for Pulse.
Execute the Docker Compose command:
docker compose -f "Docker Compose Pulse.yml" up --detach
Pulse will be running and ready to be bound to your certificate as seen in the video.