Creating a temporary Docker container for remote server setup

To deploy a new Volt server as a Docker container, first create a temporary container to complete remote Domino server setup.

This procedure is almost identical to the one described in the domino-docker documentation. See Creating a temporary container for remote server setup for details – when you get to the docker run step, be sure to specify a valid volt-docker image tag. For example:
docker run --rm --name voltsetup \
  -v notesdata:/local/notesdata --hostname docker.renovations.com \
  -p 8585:8585 -p 1352:1352 volt-docker:V1101-1.0.0.11 --setup

In this example, the image tag is V1101-1.0.0.11 – your tag varies depending on which version of the image you loaded.

You can find your volt-docker image tag via the docker image ls command. For example:
[user@system ~]$ docker image ls
REPOSITORY                                                   TAG                  IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
volt-docker                                                  V1101-1.0.0.13       de932b20204f        7 days ago          1.51GB

Also, when performing remote server setup, be sure to select the Web server option. Volt requires the Domino HTTP process.

After you complete server setup, the temporary container stops and is removed.