Update (2022-09-15): This repo is still a work in progress - community contribution is encouraged!
A complete backend solution for your [Flutter / Vue / Angular / React / iOS / Android / *ANY OTHER*] app
Appwrite lite is the stripped down, single container version of Appwrite, with non essential services removed. Optimized for low resource systems.
Table of Contents:
Appwrite lite is simpler and light weight version. So we have removed few functionalities and made some fundamental changes as follows.
- All the services are running inside a single container using supervisord.
- Services like ClamAV antivirus and InfluxDB and Telegraf for usage stats have been removed. ClamAV has been removed as it consumes loads of memory and CPU. InfluxDB and Telegraf has been removed because of the complication of integrating these services when targetting deployment systems like Heroku and similar apps platforms.
In case of features, all the features of Appwrite is present except for usage stats and Antivirus.
For those of you who wants minimal version of Appwrite that can be run on low res system and those who do not care about usage stats can use Appwrite-lite. Anyone who doesn't allow public to upload files to storage, so are confident that any files downloaded from storage are proper, secure files and doesn't require antivirus to protect their end users can also use this version of Appwrite-lite. Also those who want to deploy Appwrite to platforms like Heroku or Digitalocean Apps platform and other similar platforms can also use Appwrite-lite.
Appwritelite is simpler version of Appwrite.io. Running your server is as easy as running one command from your terminal.
Create a new folder, appwrite-lite or whatever you want to call it. And inside that folder continue creating following files.
version: '3'
services:
appwrite-lite:
image: appwrite/appwrite-lite
container_name: appwrite-lite
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- 80:80
networks:
- appwrite-lite
volumes:
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
- appwrite-lite-uploads:/storage/uploads:rw
- appwrite-lite-cache:/storage/cache:rw
- appwrite-lite-config:/storage/config:rw
- appwrite-lite-functions:/storage/functions:rw
- appwrite-lite-redis:/data:rw
depends_on:
- mariadb
environment:
- _APP_ENV
- _APP_SYSTEM_EMAIL_NAME
- _APP_SYSTEM_EMAIL_ADDRESS
- _APP_SYSTEM_SECURITY_EMAIL_ADDRESS
- _APP_OPTIONS_ABUSE
- _APP_OPTIONS_FORCE_HTTPS
- _APP_OPENSSL_KEY_V1
- _APP_DOMAIN
- _APP_DOMAIN_TARGET
- _APP_DB_HOST
- _APP_DB_PORT
- _APP_DB_SCHEMA
- _APP_DB_USER
- _APP_DB_PASS
- _APP_SMTP_HOST
- _APP_SMTP_PORT
- _APP_SMTP_SECURE
- _APP_SMTP_USERNAME
- _APP_SMTP_PASSWORD
- _APP_STORAGE_LIMIT
- _APP_FUNCTIONS_TIMEOUT
- _APP_FUNCTIONS_CONTAINERS
- _APP_FUNCTIONS_CPUS
- _APP_FUNCTIONS_MEMORY
- _APP_FUNCTIONS_MEMORY_SWAP
mariadb:
image: appwrite/mariadb:1.2.0
container_name: appwrite-lite-mariadb
restart: unless-stopped
networks:
- appwrite-lite
volumes:
- appwrite-lite-mariadb:/var/lib/mysql:rw
environment:
- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password
- MYSQL_DATABASE=${_APP_DB_SCHEMA}
- MYSQL_USER=${_APP_DB_USER}
- MYSQL_PASSWORD=${_APP_DB_PASS}
command: 'mysqld --innodb-flush-method=fsync'
networks:
appwrite-lite:
volumes:
appwrite-lite-mariadb:
appwrite-lite-redis:
appwrite-lite-cache:
appwrite-lite-uploads:
appwrite-lite-functions:
appwrite-lite-config:Then create .env file with the environment settings. Update appropriate configurations
_APP_ENV=development
_APP_SYSTEM_EMAIL_NAME=Appwritelite
[email protected]
[email protected]
_APP_OPTIONS_ABUSE=disabled
_APP_OPTIONS_FORCE_HTTPS=disabled
_APP_OPENSSL_KEY_V1=your-secret-key
_APP_DOMAIN=demo.appwrite.io
_APP_DOMAIN_TARGET=demo.appwrite.io
_APP_DB_HOST=mariadb
_APP_DB_PORT=3306
_APP_DB_SCHEMA=appwrite
_APP_DB_USER=user
_APP_DB_PASS=password
_APP_SMTP_HOST=
_APP_SMTP_PORT=
_APP_SMTP_SECURE=
_APP_SMTP_USERNAME=
_APP_SMTP_PASSWORD=
_APP_STORAGE_LIMIT=10000000
_APP_FUNCTIONS_TIMEOUT=900
_APP_FUNCTIONS_CONTAINERS=10
_APP_FUNCTIONS_CPUS=1
_APP_FUNCTIONS_MEMORY=128
_APP_FUNCTIONS_MEMORY_SWAP=128
_APP_MAINTENANCE_INTERVAL=86400
_APP_SYSTEM_RESPONSE_FORMAT=
Now you can fire up the server simply by running
docker-compose up -d
Checkout the Getting Started section in Appwrite.
To view the list of all the log files available, run the following command.
docker-compose exec appwrite-lite ls /var/log
To view intdividual log files, run the following command
docker-compose exec appwrite-lite cat /var/log/<log-file-name>.log
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