Piwik is the leading open-source analytics platform that gives you more than just powerful analytics:
- Free open-source software
- 100% data ownership
- User privacy protection
- User-centric insights
- Customisable and extensible
This is the apache variation of the oficial piwik image.
You can Build this image By
You can run the Piwik container and service like so:
docker run -d --link some-mysql:db --volume ^local_dir^:/var/www/data --volume ^backup_dir^:/var/backup --volume ^restore_dir^:/var/restore -p ^some_port^:80 piwikThis assumes you've already launched a suitable MySQL or MariaDB database container.
You'll now need to use a suitable reverse proxy to access the user interface; which is available on TCP port 9000. Nginx provides the necessary functions for translation between HTTP and FastCGI and you can find a suitable configuration file here.
Once you're up and running, you'll arrive at the configuration wizard page. If you're using the compose file, at the Database Setup step, please enter the following:
- Database Server:
db(or the name you specified during the image container) - Login:
root - Password: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
- Database Name: piwik (or you can choose)
And leave the rest as default.
Then you can continue the installation with the super user.
The Image Exports The following Volumes:
| Volume Path | Description |
|---|---|
| /var/www/html | The direstory that piwik data exists. Please DO NOT delete the volume mount point. |
| /var/backup | The directory path that backups are taken. |
| /var/restore | The directory that restored backups are provided. |
This product includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com.
This Image comes with some helpfull utility scripts for backipngup and restoring the database.
In order to backup all the required info please follow theese steps:
docker ps | grep ^piwik container name^ | awk '{print $1}'
docker exec -ti ^id_of_the_container^ bash
#Inside the container run
piwik_backup
Or you can follow this steps:
docker ps | grep ^piwik container name^ | awk '{print $1}'
docker exec -ti ^id_of_the_container^ piwik_backup
Either case inside in the volume that is mounnted on /var/backup you will see all the backups.