The current Docker documentation still says "experimental", refers to a file on GitHub and is not as readable as it could be.
Fortunately, frontend has a nice Docker guide. We should make the backend Docker documentation similar to this (and refer to it as well of course; most people want to run the frontend, not just the backend).
In particular, clearly indicate the locations of files (blacklab-server.yaml) that can be overridden, as well as environment variables, and probably provide an example with config file templates as part of the Compose file.
The current Docker documentation still says "experimental", refers to a file on GitHub and is not as readable as it could be.
Fortunately, frontend has a nice Docker guide. We should make the backend Docker documentation similar to this (and refer to it as well of course; most people want to run the frontend, not just the backend).
In particular, clearly indicate the locations of files (
blacklab-server.yaml) that can be overridden, as well as environment variables, and probably provide an example with config file templates as part of the Compose file.