vectorgrp/squore repository overview

⁠What is Squore

Squore is an innovative data intelligence dashboard that enables quality management of software development by improving project performance, driving software quality or ensuring process and standard compliance.

• Learn more about Squore at https://www.vector.com/squore⁠
• Request help from https://support.vector.com⁠ or [email protected]⁠

⁠Quick Start

Start a Squore instance:

docker run -d -p 8180:8180 vectorgrp/squore

After a while (about 30 seconds), the server is ready to accept connections. Then go to http://localhost:8180/⁠ in your web browser to use the interface with demo/demo or admin/admin accounts.

To use a named volume:

docker volume create myvol
docker run -v myvol:/opt/vector/squore-data -d -p 8180:8180 vectorgrp/squore

In addition to port 8180 (HTTP), the container image also exposes port 8543 (HTTPS).

The container image is built with the minimal set of prerequisites. You might want to install Git or other SCM tools to get additional features like accessing source code.

To extend the image for your own purpose, use a Dockerfile as follows:

FROM vectorgrp/squore

USER root

RUN set -eux; \
  microdnf install -y --nodocs git; \
  microdnf clean all

USER squore:squore

⁠Advanced Usage

For advanced usage, e.g. configuration, troubleshooting, administration, etc., please check User Guides⁠.

⁠Auto configuration via environment variables

License:

• CM_REMOTE_SERVER Hostname of the license server.

Database:

To use a remote PostgreSQL database, you can use the following variables:

• POSTGRES_USER Username for the PostgreSQL database.
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD Password for the PostgreSQL database user. Default is changeme.
• POSTGRES_HOST Hostname of the PostgreSQL database server.
• POSTGRES_DB Name of the PostgreSQL database.

⁠License

Squore is a commercial product subject to license. Contact support at https://support.vector.com⁠ or [email protected]⁠ to request a license file.