# Example docker-compose.yml for Prosody
# Documentation is available at:
# https://prosody.im/doc/docker

# Edit this file as necessary. Run 'docker compose up -d' to apply changes.
# Run 'docker compose up -d --pull' to check for and apply any Prosody updates.

services:
  prosody:
    # Change 13.0 to the branch you want to use
    image: prosodyim/prosody:13.0

    # Always check for updates when starting
    pull_policy: always

    # Automatically start Prosody, e.g. when your system starts, if it was
    # running previously
    restart: unless-stopped

    # Network ports to expose
    ports:
      # Client connections
      - 5222:5222
      # Server-to-server connections
      - 5269:5269

    # Directories where data will be stored
    volumes:
      # This will use a 'data' directory in the same directory as the
      # docker-compose.yml. Make this directory before you start Prosody,
      # and ensure it is owned by a non-root user. The ownership of the
      # directory will control the default user id that Prosody runs as.
      - ./data:/var/lib/prosody

    # Set environment variables. See the documentation for all possible options.
    environment:
      PROSODY_VIRTUAL_HOSTS: localhost