Docker Compose

The Compose deployment is the local all-in-one stack. It is useful for evaluation, development, and integration tests that need all three datastores.

Before you run it

• Docker Compose
• Local ports 6743, 4317, 4318, 5432, 6379, 8123, and 9000
• Repository checkout with deploy/compose/local.yml, deploy/compose/prod.yml, and deploy/compose/dev.yml

Start the stack

Start the stack:

cd deploy/compose
docker compose -f local.yml up --build

The compose file starts dependencies first, then runs:

oriel migrate up

The long-running service then runs:

oriel serve --role=all

The service sets ORIEL_SERVER_INSECURE=true because plaintext listeners bind inside the local container network. For production, use TLS or a TLS-terminating proxy.

Check health

docker compose -f local.yml ps
curl -fsS http://localhost:6743/healthz
curl -fsS http://localhost:6743/readyz

Expected public ports:

Port	Purpose
6743	UI and API
4317	OTLP gRPC
4318	OTLP HTTP
6379	Valkey
8123	ClickHouse HTTP
9000	ClickHouse native
5432	PostgreSQL

Stop or recover

Stop the stack without deleting data:

docker compose -f local.yml down

Delete local data:

docker compose -f local.yml down -v

If migrations fail, inspect oriel-migrate logs:

docker compose -f local.yml logs oriel-migrate