docker-compose.configs.yml

version: '3.0'
services:
    sql:
        volumes: 
            # Volumes to be mapped between the host:container.
            # Don`t change the right side if don`t understand it (or change rest of the paths in this documents as well).
            - .\..\..\__content_user\SQLDB:C:\SQLDB
        environment:        
            # sa password (this needs to be changed as this is not secure!!!).
            # This value must match 'services.nav.environment.sql_pwd' in this file.
            sa_password: "Password1"
            
            # Use attach_dbs only when working with a DB that needs to be attached just with the first run =>
            # => you have db files and not just the backup.
            # attach_dbs: "[{'dbName':'NAVDB','dbFiles':['C:\\\\SQLDB\\\\NAVDB_Data.mdf','C:\\\\SQLDB\\\\NAVDB_Log.ldf']}]"
            
            # USER-TO-DO
            # Use restore_dbs when you want to restore a DB backup on the first run. The script will handle it and with
            # any following start (container start) will attach an existing DB that was deployed during the first run.
            # This means that the data should remain persistent between every single run.            
            restore_dbs: "[{'dbName':'NAVDB','bckFile':'C:\\\\SQLDB\\\\Demo Database NAV (10-0).bak'}]"
            
            # Folder where the DBs will be restored to (and also recovered when attaching).
            # This path must match with the mapped paths ('volumes').
            base_db_folder: "C:\\SQLDB\\"

            # If true there will be a folder per hostname in 'base_db_folder' (C:\SQLDB\[HOSTNAME]\DATA\).
            # If false the DB files will be stored directly in the 'base_db_folder'\DATA (C:\SQLDB\DATA\).
            use_hostname_folder: "false"

            # Put "Y" to accept EULA.
            ACCEPT_EULA: "Y"

        security_opt: 
            - "credentialspec=file://demo_sql.json"

        hostname: "demo_sql"

    nav:
        environment:
            # NAV service instance name.
            nav_instance: "NAVSERVICE"

            # Name of the sql (sql/instance). We are using a reference to service name (sql) defined in 'docker-compose.yml'.
            sql_server: "demo_sql"
            
            # USER-TO-DO
            # Must match 'services.sql.environment.restore_dbs[any].dbName' or
            # 'services.sql.environment.attach_dbs[any].dbName'
            sql_db: "NAVDB"

            # sa or an existing SQL user (db_owner).
            sql_user: "sa"

            # Must match 'services.sql.environment.sa_password' or just pwd of 'services.nav.environment.sql_user'.
            sql_pwd: "Password1"

            # USER-CAN-DO
            # NAV user name.
            nav_user: "MYNAVUSER"

            # USER-CAN-DO
            # NAV user password.
            nav_user_pwd: "MyNavUserPwd1@"
            
            # RECOMMENDED: true
            # Import the license in case of starting a fresh SQL instance (current docker-compose case).
            import_cronus_license: "true"
            
            # RECOMMENDED: false
            # If false => won`t reconfigure an existing NAV instance.
            # When restarting container and this parameter is true, all steps will be repeated and can override
            # some manually configured values.
            config_instance: "false"

        security_opt: 
            - "credentialspec=file://demo_nav.json"

        hostname: "demo_nav"

    web:
        environment:
            # NAV service instance name.
            nav_instance: "NAVSERVICE"
           
            # Name of the NAV server. We are using a reference to service name (nav) defined in 'docker-compose.yml'.
            nav_server: "demo_nav"

            # Client Service port of the NAV instance.
            nav_client_port: "7046"

            # Name of the NAV Web Instance that will be created.
            nav_web_instance: "NAVWEB"

        security_opt: 
            - "credentialspec=file://demo_web.json"

        hostname: "demo_web"