olomana/productivity/taiga/README.md

Taiga

Open source Agile project management tool.

Architecture

Traffic flows: Traefik → taiga-gateway (nginx) → internal services

• taiga-gateway — nginx reverse proxy; the only service on the Traefik network
• taiga-back — Django backend API
• taiga-async — Celery worker (same image as back, different entrypoint)
• taiga-front — Angular frontend
• taiga-events — WebSocket events service
• taiga-protected — Protected media token verification
• taiga-db — PostgreSQL
• taiga-async-rabbitmq — RabbitMQ for Celery async tasks
• taiga-events-rabbitmq — RabbitMQ for real-time WebSocket events

Setup

1. Copy .env.example to .env and fill out all values. Use openssl rand -base64 32 for key/password generation.
2. Start the stack: docker compose up -d
3. Create the admin user:

docker exec -it taiga-back python3 manage.py createsuperuser --username admin --email admin@example.com

Runbook

Start / stop

docker compose up -d
docker compose down

View logs

docker compose logs -f                  # all services
docker compose logs -f taiga-back       # one service

Restart a single service

docker compose restart taiga-back

Create or reset admin user

docker exec -it taiga-back python3 manage.py createsuperuser

Update images

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d

Database backup / restore

docker exec taiga-db pg_dump -U taiga_user taiga > backup.sql
docker exec -i taiga-db psql -U taiga_user taiga < backup.sql

Notes

• Two separate RabbitMQ instances are required: one for Celery async tasks, one for WebSocket events.
• EMAIL_USE_TLS and EMAIL_USE_SSL are mutually exclusive — only set one to True.
• EMAIL_BACKEND=console logs emails to stdout (useful for testing). Switch to smtp for real email.
• Static files are stored in the taiga-static named Docker volume and shared between taiga-back, taiga-async, and taiga-gateway.