docker-compose.yaml

version: '2.4'
services:
    tonic_web_server:
        image: quay.io/tonicai/tonic_web_server:${VERSION_TAG:-latest}
        environment:
            TONIC_DB_HOST: ${TONIC_DB_HOST}
            TONIC_DB_PORT: ${TONIC_DB_PORT}
            TONIC_DB_DATABASE: ${TONIC_DB_DATABASE}
            TONIC_DB_USERNAME: ${TONIC_DB_USERNAME}
            TONIC_DB_PASSWORD: ${TONIC_DB_PASSWORD}
            TONIC_DB_SSLMODE: ${TONIC_DB_SSLMODE:-require}
            # License should be configured by an admin within the Tonic UI. It can optionally be set here if there is no admin.
            # TONIC_LICENSE: ${TONIC_LICENSE}
            ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION: ${ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION:-false}
            TONIC_STATISTICS_SEED: ${TONIC_STATISTICS_SEED}
            ENVIRONMENT_NAME: ${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}
            TONIC_HOST_INTEGRATION: ${TONIC_HOST_INTEGRATION:-None}
            TONIC_HOST_INTEGRATION_ACL: ${TONIC_HOST_INTEGRATION_ACL}
            TONIC_ADMINISTRATORS: ${TONIC_ADMINISTRATORS}
        container_name: tonic_web_server
        mem_limit: 3072m
        ports:
            - 80:80
            - 443:443
        networks:
          - tonic-ai
    tonic_worker:
        image: quay.io/tonicai/tonic_worker:${VERSION_TAG:-latest}
        environment:
            TONIC_DB_HOST: ${TONIC_DB_HOST}
            TONIC_DB_PORT: ${TONIC_DB_PORT}
            TONIC_DB_DATABASE: ${TONIC_DB_DATABASE}
            TONIC_DB_USERNAME: ${TONIC_DB_USERNAME}
            TONIC_DB_PASSWORD: ${TONIC_DB_PASSWORD}
            TONIC_DB_SSLMODE: ${TONIC_DB_SSLMODE:-require}
            ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION: ${ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION:-false}
            TONIC_STATISTICS_SEED: ${TONIC_STATISTICS_SEED}
            ENVIRONMENT_NAME: ${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}
            # should be the same as the tonic web server service name
            TONIC_WEB_URL: https://tonic_web_server
        ports:
            - 8080:80
            - 4433:443
        container_name: tonic_worker
        mem_limit: 10240m
        depends_on:
          - tonic_web_server
        networks:
          - tonic-ai
    tonic_notifications:
        image: quay.io/tonicai/tonic_notifications:${VERSION_TAG:-latest}
        container_name: tonic_notifications
        mem_limit: 1024m
        ports:
            - 7000:80
            - 7001:443
        environment:
            ENVIRONMENT_NAME: ${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}
            ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION: ${ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION:-false}
            TONIC_DB_HOST: ${TONIC_DB_HOST}
            TONIC_DB_PORT: ${TONIC_DB_PORT}
            TONIC_DB_DATABASE: ${TONIC_DB_DATABASE}
            TONIC_DB_USERNAME: ${TONIC_DB_USERNAME}
            TONIC_DB_PASSWORD: ${TONIC_DB_PASSWORD}
            TONIC_DB_SSLMODE: ${TONIC_DB_SSLMODE:-require}
            # PROFESSIONAL AND ENTERPRISE TIER ONLY, OPTIONAL: The following variable must be set to enable Tonic to send notification emails as part of workspace comment functionality
            # TONIC_URL: [tonic base URL, for links]
            # TONIC_NOTIFICATION_SENDING_ADDRESS: notifications@[yourdomain.com]
            # TONIC_NOTIFICATION_SMTP_SERVER_ADDRESS: [smtp_host]
            # TONIC_NOTIFICATION_SMTP_SERVER_PORT: [smtp_port, 465]
            # TONIC_NOTIFICATION_SMTP_USERNAME: [smtp_username]
            # TONIC_NOTIFICATION_SMTP_PASSWORD: [smtp_password]
        logging:
            driver: "json-file"
            options:
                max-size: "200m"
                max-file: "2"
        depends_on:
          - tonic_web_server
        networks:
          - tonic-ai
    tonic_pyml_service:
        image: quay.io/tonicai/tonic_pyml_service:${VERSION_TAG:-latest}
        container_name: tonic_pyml_service
        # OPTIONAL: Uncomment to enable GPU resource. Additional configuration must be completed. See: https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/resource_constraints/#gpu
        # deploy:
        #     resources:
        #         reservations:
        #             devices:
        #                 -   driver: nvidia
        #                     count: 1
        #                     capabilities: [ gpu ]
        mem_limit: 1024m
        environment:
            ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION: ${ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION:-false}
            ENVIRONMENT_NAME: ${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}
        logging:
            driver: "json-file"
            options:
                max-size: "200m"
                max-file: "2"
        ports:
            - 7700:7700
        networks:
          - tonic-ai
    # START HOST INTEGRATION
    # Uncomment this container of you would like to enable Host Integration for Docker Compose. You will also need to uncomment
    # the similar section in your `.env` file. See the `.template.env` file for reference.
    # tonic_docker_acl:
    #     image: quay.io/tonicai/tonic_docker_acl:${VERSION_TAG:-latest}
    #     container_name: tonic_docker_acl
    #     mem_limit: 512m
    #     environment:
    #         ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION: ${ENABLE_LOG_COLLECTION:-"false"}
    #         ENVIRONMENT_NAME: ${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}
    #     volumes:
    #         - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
    #     networks:
    #       - tonic-ai
    # END ONE-CLICK UPDATE
    # OPTIONAL: Tonic recommends a Postgres database running outside of Docker, however the section below can be used if needed.
    # If using this, please ensure the mounted location is backed up regularly.
    # tonic_db:
    #     image: postgres:14
    #     restart: always
    #     volumes:
    #         - ./postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
    #     environment:
    #         POSTGRES_USER: ${TONIC_DB_USERNAME}
    #         POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${TONIC_DB_PASSWORD}
    #         POSTGRES_DB: ${TONIC_DB_DATABASE}
    #     container_name: tonic_db
    #     mem_limit: 512m
    #     networks:
    #       - tonic-ai
networks:
  tonic-ai:
    driver: bridge