Horizon Reports can run in a Linux environment. The best way to do that is with the docker image horizon-reports.

Configuring the Docker container

To deploy Horizon Reports using docker, use the docker run command. Configuration for the container is done via command line arguments to docker run:

• In order to persist projects and settings, the container requires 2 volume mappings. One for /app/App_Data and one for /app/Project_Data.

• The containers internal port 80 must be mapped to port on the host. It isn’t necessary to map port 443 for SSL/HTTPS connections. Instead, use a reverse proxy configuration for Nginx or Apache.

The following example docker run command will create a container named horizon-reports using the Horizon Reports docker image, bound to port 8000, and using 2 named docker volumes called appdata and projdata:

docker run -d --restart=always -p 8000:80 -v appdata:/app/App_Data -v projdata:/app/Project_Data --name horizon-reports ghcr.io/tnmsoft/horizon-reports:latest