This is the fastest and most convenient way to get Orangescrum up and running. It bundles the entire application — backend, database, and frontend — into a single portable image.
Step 1: Verify Docker Installation
Ensure Docker is installed on your system:
If not installed, follow the official Docker installation guide.
Step 2: Clean Existing Containers and Images
Before loading a new image, remove any existing Orangescrum containers or images:
sudo docker rmi $(docker images –filter=reference=”durango*”)
Step 3: Load the Docker Image
Extract the .zip file shared by the Orangescrum team:
cd orangescrum
docker load -i os_durango.tar
This loads the Orangescrum image into Docker.
Step 4: Run the Container
Use Docker Compose to start the container:
- -d: Runs in detached mode
- –build: Rebuilds the image if changes exist
Once up, access Orangescrum at:
Step 5: Complete Installation Wizard
Follow the on-screen steps to:
- Create the database (MySQL/MariaDB)
- Configure SMTP settings
- Set up Admin credentials
Example database credentials (default values):
Database Host: yourhostname
Database User: yourusername
Database Password: yourpassword
Database Name: yourdatabase
Click “Finish Installation” to complete setup.
Result: You now have a working single-container Orangescrum environment — ideal for development, trials, and small internal teams