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discussion in the main [ Zulip installation docs] [ install-normal ] ):
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* ` SETTINGS_EXTERNAL_HOST ` : The hostname your users will use to
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- connect to your Zulip server. If you're testing on your laptop, you
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+ connect to your Zulip server. If you're testing on your laptop,
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the default of ` localhost.localdomain ` is great.
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* ` SETTINGS_ZULIP_ADMINISTRATOR ` : The email address to receive error
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and support emails generated by the Zulip server and its users.
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` /etc/zulip/zulip-secrets.conf ` .
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Reading the comments in the sample
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- [ Zulip's settings.py file] [ prod-settings-template ] ) is the best way to
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+ [ Zulip's settings.py file] [ prod-settings-template ] is the best way to
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learn about the full set of Zulip's supported server-level settings.
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Most settings in Zulip are just strings, but some are lists (etc.)
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** SSL Certificates** . By default, the image will generate a
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self-signed cert. We
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- [ will soon also support certbot] ( https://github.com/galexrt /docker-zulip/issues/120 )
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+ [ will soon also support certbot] ( https://github.com/zulip /docker-zulip/issues/120 )
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for this, just like we do in normal Zulip installations
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(contributions welcome!).
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# Get a (root) shell in the container so you can access logs
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docker-compose exec zulip /bin/bash
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# Create the initial Zulip organization
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- docker-compose exec zulip sudo -H -u zulip -g zulip /home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py generate_realm_creation_link
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+ docker-compose exec zulip sudo -H -u zulip -g zulip \
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+ /home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py generate_realm_creation_link
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```
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Since that process for running management commands is a pain, we recommend
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[ using a wrapper script] [ wrapper-tool ] for running management commands.
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- [ wrapper-tool ] : https://github.com/galexrt /docker-zulip/wiki/Running-Management-Commands
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+ [ wrapper-tool ] : https://github.com/zulip /docker-zulip/wiki/Running-Management-Commands
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## Running a Zulip server with Kubernetes
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[ This wiki page] [ proxy-wiki-page ] documents how to do this correctly
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with ` nginx ` .
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- [ proxy-wiki-page ] : https://github.com/galexrt /docker-zulip/wiki/Proxying-via-nginx-on-host-machine
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+ [ proxy-wiki-page ] : https://github.com/zulip /docker-zulip/wiki/Proxying-via-nginx-on-host-machine
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## Upgrading the Zulip container
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