Documentation

Getting Started with the Standalone Docker Package

Learn what the Docker package contains, where it lives in the repository, and how it differs from the main multi-tenant SaaS application.

Section 01

Locate and understand the package

  1. Open the repository and navigate to local/docker-image.
  2. Review the included runtime files: app.py, Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, .env, and templates/.
  3. Use this package when you want a local, no-login portal experience without changing the main website or production application flow.
  4. Treat it as an isolated deliverable for demos, local validation, and public image distribution.
Example View
Example Docker package overview and file layout
1

Standalone by design

The Docker package contains copied customer-portal logic so it can be built and run independently of the main SaaS routes.

2

Local-only workflow

The image is intended for local execution, demo delivery, and Docker Hub publishing—not for the production SaaS deployment pipeline.

3

Direct portal access

Users land directly in the portal with no login prompt, making the package ideal for demonstration and guided testing sessions.